A new cultivar of Sedum plant named Angelina's Teacup that is characterized by its very tight and compact plant habit that continues to be compact into winter without the use of plant growth regulators or mechanical pinching, its non-flowering habit, its heavy lateral branching, its bright gold foliage that retains its coloration into fall, and its compact and tight plant habit.

A new and distinct cultivar of perennial Sedum plant named Yellow Brick Road is characterized by drought-tolerant, winter-hardy, short, compact, spreading, mounded habit of stems developing reddish-purple coloration, dark-green fleshy foliage and numerous bright-yellow flowers that completely cover the plant beginning in mid-July for at least six weeks.

A new, distinct Sedum plant as illustrated and described, characterized by larger grey green foliage, deep pink bi-color flowers, taller height, extra number of flowers per stem, and a upright mounding habit.

A new cultivar of Sempervivum plant named Belsemred1 characterized by its foliage that is bright red and turns darker red-purple in autumn and brown to brown-purple in winter, and its rosette-shaped growth habit with new plantlets produced on short runners.

A new cultivar of Sempervivum plant named Belsemred1 characterized by its foliage that is bright red and turns darker red-purple in autumn and brown to brown-purple in winter, and its rosette-shaped growth habit with new plantlets produced on short runners.

A new and distinct variety of Crassula plant named OVWOODS01 which is characterized by the combination of a broad spreading to upright and freely-branching growth habit, glaucous variegated stems, an abundance of glaucous variegated foliage which is narrowly margined dark red, and the stability of all characteristics from generation to generation.

A new cultivar of Sedum plant named Spiraling Doozie that is characterized by its very heavy branching and branches from every leaf node along the stems, its consistent, spreading mound, ground-cover plant habit, its glossy foliage that is variegated foliage with green centers that emerge with margins that are intense gold in color and turn to creamy white in summer with light pink edges and turn back to gold in autumn.

A new cultivar of Sedum plant named Spiraling Doozie that is characterized by its very heavy branching and branches from every leaf node along the stems, its consistent, spreading mound, ground-cover plant habit, its glossy foliage that is variegated foliage with green centers that emerge with margins that are intense gold in color and turn to creamy white in summer with light pink edges and turn back to gold in autumn.

A new and distinct variety of Sempervivum named VS2023-01 that is characterized by fast-growing single rosette of thick succulent leaves arranged in whorls. In the current year of growth, the leaves of VS2023-01 are dark purple in color with mid green tips. The two year old leaves of VS2023-01 form the lowermost whorls and have developed orange-grey tips. The new foliage growth which emerges in the center of the rosette is green in color. Two year old plants of VS2023-01 develop offsets which may be removed for propagation. VS2023-01 is hardy to USDA Zone 4.

A new and distinct x Pachyveria plant named TSAECH1821 which is characterized by a relatively large plant size, strong foliage which is loosely held in a basal rosette, glaucous greyed-green foliage with a bluish hue, as well as the stability of these characteristics from generation to generation.