A new cultivar of Sedum plant named Dream Dazzler that is characterized by its very compact plant habit with stems that do not flop, its plant size that reaches about 23 cm (9 inches) in height and 46 cm (18 inches) in spread, its unique variegated foliage colors; under full sun exposure leaves are dark purple with hot pink margins, under part sun exposure leaves are light purple with hot pink margins, under shade conditions leaves are blue-green with white and pink margins, and its resistance to Sedum foliage blight and powdery mildew.

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 compact mounding habit.

The new and distinct cultivar of perennial Sedum plant named Superstar is characterized by tight-forming compact clumps with small-sized, greyed-purple glaucous foliage on vertical to slightly arching branching stems flower stems that resist falling over and opening up in the center of the plant throughout the growing season. Numerous stems produce a multitude of flowers beginning light rosy-pink effect darkening with age to reddish purple and completely covering the top and sides of the plant. The new plant is useful for the landscape in containers, as specimen or en masse.

The new and distinct cultivar of perennial Sedum plant named Bundle of Joy is characterized by drought-tolerant, winter-hardy, tight, compact mounds. The flowers are near-white on stems producing dense clusters that cover the plant in late summer. The new plant stays tightly compact and resists opening in the center later in the season. The new plant is useful for landscaping as a specimen plant or en masse.

A new Sedum plant named SETZ0001 particularly distinguished by its compact, dense and well branched mounded habit, with dark glossy leaves and a very deep rose flower color.

A new and distinct hybrid of Sedum plant substantially as shown and described characterized by glossy, green to olive green leaves with red serrated leaf margins, showy red stems, strongly upright stems, a medium, clumping habit, and excellent vigor.

A new cultivar of Sedum plant named Plum Dazzled that is characterized by its very compact plant habit with stems that do not flop, it reaches about 23 cm (9 inches) in height and 46 cm (18 inches) in spread, its foliage that emerges medium gray-blue in spring and turns to very dark purple-black in mid summer, its flowers that are raspberry pink in color, and its high resistance to Sedum foliage blight and powdery mildew.

The new and distinct cultivar of perennial Sedum plant named Little Miss Sunshine is characterized by drought-tolerant, winter-hardy, tight, low, clumps, flower stems that remain upright in the center of the plant throughout the growing season, small, dark-green, glossy foliage and numerous bright yellow flowers clustered on small heads that completely covering the compact, low-mounded plant.

A new and distinct Sedum x Tacitus cultivar named BNL-001 is disclosed, characterized large, dark purple to black foliage. Plants produce shoots from the side, forming an unique open-centered form. The new variety is a Sedum, plants are useful for a variety of ornamental purposes, including outdoor containers and landscape.

The new and distinct cultivar of perennial Sedum plant named Night Embers is characterized by tight-forming compact clumps, flower stems that resist falling over and opening up in the center of the plant throughout the growing season, medium-sized black-purple, semi-glossy foliage and numerous mauve-pink flowers clustered on huge heads completely covering the plant, useful for landscaping as a specimen plant, container plant, en masse or as a cut flower.