Yes I do have Sedum Spathulifolium, its one of my favourites for form and colour although I don't have pics sadly. That's the one that got decimated last year by Vine Weevil (a recurring problem with my Sedum) and I ended up with one stalk that is now about eight rosettes, so I will nurture it this year to get it well established again.
The best bit about Sedums is that they don't even need a root to get going from nothing. You can't lose on light soil and I'm my heart is stolen by their leaf forms and textures. So much for your money!
I just planted Sedum rupestre Angelina in a shady spot under my Acer tree. I have Hosta Blue Angel next to it and some Gerainium Johnshon's Blue at the back, so I'm really hoping it will light up that corner without being any trouble.
Sedum Angelina is prolific around my garden, I had it contained in pots but its now even in the patio and paths. One little leaf drops off and a new plant grows but I really don't mind, it fills gaps rampantly and is a great border edger with its vivid luminous yellow spiny arms. Later in the year, it turns amazing orange and rust colours and has flowers to boot.
