Cape Blanco

Cape Blanco or shirayuki misevaya (scientific name: Sedum spathulifolium ssp. pruinosum) is a native of Central America and the western United States, and is a succulent plant in the genus Sedum in the familyCrassulaceae. It is a non-heat-tolerant crawling perennial and alpine plant. It grows in clusters and spreads out horizontally with a long liner. The leaves are silvery-white in color, as if they were covered in snow. It produces many yellowish star-shaped flowers in spring to early summer.

Common name:Cape Blanco, Scientific name: Sedum spathulifolium ssp. pruinosum, Aka: Sedum, Sedum spaslifolium , Place of origin: Central America, western United States, Living type: cold-tolerant perennials, Grass height: 3 to 6 cm, Inflorescence: umbrella and pinnacle, Flowering season: March to June.

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