Sedum dendroideum
English: Tree stonecrop.
Region: north America, southern Mexico
Habitat: very cold-hardy plant, tolerating temperatures to -8°c; prefers moist, well-drained, fairly fertile soil; prefers a sunny position; well in quite dry positions, in poor soils and in light shade; very drought tolerant.
Ecology: often specially targeted by slugs; immune to the predations of rabbits.
Use: medicine; skin care preparations; food, edible leaves.
Botany
Shrub; succulent; evergreen; 100 cm tall; forming dense masses.
Stem: much-branched, very thick.
Pollination: by insects .