Sichotense Stonecrop

## Landscape value Sichotense stonecrop (Sedum sichotense, also known as Phedimus sichotensis) is a low succulent groundcover with narrow, toothed leaves and yellow flowers. [Emory Knoll Farms](https://www.greenroofplants.com/plants/sedum-sichotense/) describes green summer foliage that turns crimson in fall and dark burgundy in winter. It suggests the plant for groundcover and records midsummer bloom. ## Growing conditions The [Idaho BLM plant database](https://www.blm.gov/sites/default/files/documents/files/Fire%20Resistance%20of%20Plants%20Master%20Database.pdf) gives an approximate size of 3 inches tall by 6 inches wide, full sun, low water needs and hardiness to zone 4. Emory Knoll reports about 6 by 10 inches and full sun to partial shade; allow for variation with site. Use well-drained soil, water during establishment, and avoid prolonged waterlogging. ## Firewise context Idaho lists this species at fire-resistance score 10. Follow the database’s placement and maintenance advice, and remove accumulated dry material as appropriate. No plant is fireproof.