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Sedum dendroideum

tree stonecrop

Family CrassulaceaeAlso called false hens-and-chickens

About

A shrub-like perennial stonecrop from Mexico whose rosettes resemble those of Sempervivum. It copes with both warm arid and cooler climates.

Field notes

Morphology

A shrubby, rosette-forming succulent perennial resembling Sempervivum.

Distribution & habitat

Native to Mexico and naturalised in California and Ohio.

Cultivation notes

Grows in warm, arid climates and also tolerates cooler ones.

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Habitat

Altitude
Not recorded
Altitude class
—
Native to
Mexico

Cultivation

Difficulty
Not recorded

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