Larinem Park Woodland Stonecrop

Woodland Stonecrop is the only native succulent groundcover that truly thrives in shade, its creeping stems root at every node to form a dense, drought-tolerant mat in conditions that defeat most groundcovers.

• Spreads by creeping stems that root at each node, filling in quickly as a weed-suppressing mat
• Small, rounded fleshy leaves are arranged in distinctive whorls of three
• White star-shaped flowers appear in three-branched terminal clusters in May–June
• One of very few succulents adapted to full shade, suitable for shaded green roof applications