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Looks like leaves alternate

Sedum. They bloom late summer/early fall.

Sedum 'Autumn Joy' is a popular cultivar of this and that may be the one this is.

They do die back in the winter. We usually leave the flower heads on since they make a nice interest look, then cut them back to make way for the new growth in the spring.

This stuff is hardy. We have a clump from thinning/moving some that got tossed on concrete next to the garage, was not watered other than by rain (and this was last year when we had drought and very hot temps), and still bloomed, while sitting on the concrete. I have some nice healthy clumps I dug out when putting my pond in that I tossed in an empty pot (not adding potting soil or anything, just as a place to keep them out of the way) hoping to transplant them and never got to it. Guess what looks like a thriving bush? LOL.

I love sedum. It's one of the last things in the yard to bloom and the pollinators love it. I had a fun time one year watching and photographing wool carder bees hovering around it and trying to drive off any other pollinator that came near their territory. Photo is a wool carder on sedum in bloom

Wow that's awesome! Thank you so much! So they really should be blooming any time now. I think I may have to dig some up and put it at my house. Thanks a lot for the help!

Wow that's awesome! Thank you so much! So they really should be blooming any time now. I think I may have to dig some up and put it at my house. Thanks a lot for the help!