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June 2018
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English Stonecrop, Sedum anglicum, is tinged pink, whereas White Stonecrop, Sedum album, is never. Biting Stonecrop Sedum acre is probably more well known as Wall Pepper in Sussex and the name Poor Man's Pepper is also known. Betty Bishop (Flora of Shoreham-by-Sea) uses the name Biting Stonecrop.
The identifications of White Stonecrop may be doubtful ?
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White Stonecrop |
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June 2009
Biting
Stonecrops, Sedum acre, was also
added as first seen in flower this year from a very small patch on the
the flowering Shoreham
Beach south of Winterton Way (eastern end).
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August 2007
A dozen White-tailed Bumblebees, Bombus lucorum, visited a pink Sedum plant on Ropetackle. It was the Ice Plant, Sedum spectabile. Plant IDs on flickr |
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White Stonecrops and Biting Stonecrops were in flower on the shingle to the west of the Old Fort, Shoreham Beach.
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June 2006
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These stonecrops were seen on the margins of the remains of the tarmac on the riverbank by the Adur Riverbank Industrial Estate, north of Ropetackle, Shoreham town centre west. The first two images are Biting Stonecrops, Sedum acre, and the latter one is White Stonecrop, Sedum album.
A ground covering of what I have tentatively identified as White Stonecrop, Sedum album, in early June. AH.
White Stonecrop, Sedum album, in September. AH.
I
originally identified this as the English Stonecrop,
Sedum
anglicum.
Biting
Stonecrop,
Sedum acre AH.
There
are definitely at least two species of Stonecrop on the Widewater
Flood Plain
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