Origin
The Sedum album 'Coral Carpet', more commonly known as the White stonecrop, originates from Europe and Western Asia. This creeping succulent, part of the Crassulaceae family, can be found in the wild on rocky or otherwise arid, poor soil. The species is fully adapted to these challenging growth conditions.

Characteristics
The Sedum album 'Coral Carpet' is a perennial, small yet persistent succulent. Its leaves vary in colour from bright to dark green and are small and succulent in nature. What makes this plant special is the small, star-shaped, white flowers it blooms in the summer. Over the season, the 'Coral Carpet' takes on striking shades of pink to red, further contributing to its appeal and distinct colour palette.

Care
Care for the Sedum album 'Coral Carpet' is minimal and it is tolerant of drought. It's a resilient plant that grows well in full sun to partial shade. While the Sedum prefers well-drained soil, it can also cope with less ideal soil conditions. The plant is also winter-resistant, capable of surviving low temperatures without protection. Regular watering is only needed during periods of severe drought.