What grow with Czech houseleeks - Sedum acre

What does grow with Czech houseleeks?

SEDUM ACRE

Description
This plant is nearly 8 cm high, the footstalk can be from 0,2 cm to 0,4 cm large, and makes many aerial layer. The footstalk lounges and make roods. It has very succulent leaves, nearly 0,3 cm long. It blooms from the ends of footstalks. At one end of the footstalk can be 5 blows. The blows are 1,2 cm large, yellow colour. The plants bloom in May and in June.

Habitation
It grows in dry places, at bordes of the roads, at the rocks and walls. In the central Europe grows nearly always with houseleeks. It makes clusters. It does not grow only in North Europe.

Sedum acre with blows



Sedum acre with blows


Sedum acre in Rabštejn nad Střelou


Big bunch of Sedum acre at Podhorní hill


Sorry for my bad English.

I like this species. We have also this species in Belgium

We have a a sedum that looks very close to this one that grows here, my sister inlaw has LOTS of them growing around her place mainly in the sandy areas of her yard..

Heres pics of a tiny one i dug up and took home from her place few yrs back.. You can see in the first 2 pics the crappy sandy soil it grew in, its in the pot i took it home in.





And this is how tiny it is and after i potted it up..



I had posted about it over on the cacti forums im on asking what it might be if anyone knew and they came up with Sedum Acre.. Is this correct??

I think, that the Sedum on the picture ist Sedum acre. Does it bloom yellow?

Are the little star thingys the blooms?? If so then yes a yellowish white color.. I dont have this one anymore when we moved it was left behind at the old house as i had planted it next to my pond. I can get more from my sister inlaws place when i get the chance to get over there..

Yes, the little stars are the dry rests of the blooms. But the plant bloomed about one or two months ago. You can see the blooms on the first and on the second picture in this theme.
I think, that the plant is Sedum acre. But the species of Sedum are often very similar, the blooms are very important to identify the species.

In France, this species have many forms

Here in "Gorges d'Ubrieux", near Buis-Les-Baronnies in Drôme, North of Mont Ventoux

It's here !



Sedum acre

Many leaves are grease





Others Crassulaceae live in this station


Petrosedum sediforme




Sedum album


Sedum dasyphyllum

WOW Chromaphyo, FANTASTIC shots in nature/natural habitat there.. Love the Sedum album colors and the
Sedum dasyphyllum diffrent colors are nice to..



for sharring and for the great photos..

The localities with Semps which I saw in Slovenia have mostly Sedum album and Sedum sexangulare, but not S. acre. My impression is that S. acre is here more a naturalized plant of buildup areas and roadsides. I have all three also in my collection (acre and sexangulare from some 50-100 m away from my house). S. acre grows much faster than the others and also much more dense. I have this plant around the pots with semps, but pull out the seedlings which germinate in the semp-pots: I fear that they would overgrow the semps otherwise.

In my region S. sexangulare is at nearly any sunny place with bare rocks. Just some few rocks sticking out of a meadow, any almost certainly there is this little plant growing in some clumps of moss and lichens. There is some difference between plants from different localities, but I think that this is because of moisture differences and not because of some genetic differences.