In the late summer and fall, the Sedum Brilliant produces large flat clusters of small brilliant pink flowers atop eighteen inch tall stems with blue green succulent foliage.

The perennial is not invasive. It does well if it has plenty of sun and good drainage.

Sedums belong to the Crassulaceae family, which consists of succulent herbs and small shrubs that have adapted to high light and low moisture environments. Herbs are seed plants that lack woody tissue.

Propagation is by seed, leaf cuttings or division.