Pollinator plant

orange stonecrop

Sedum kamtschaticum

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Common names

3 names · 2 languages
EnglishYour language
  • orange stonecrop[1]
  • Russian stonecrop
Other languages (1)
Dutch
  • Sedum
Sources & name notes (1)

Names recorded in our plant catalogue and botanical sources, grouped by language. Usage can vary by region.

Catalogue language labels are reviewed separately from botanical source records.

Numbered references identify names recorded by an external source. Other names are from our plant catalogue.

[1] Royal Horticultural Society — common names ↗

Names retained from the referenced botanical profile or table.

Source records
  • orange stonecrop — Common-name subtitle below main botanical heading (h1).; Sedum kamtschaticum.
Plant references

Source-backed information

Published observations for this plant. Each reference supports the information beside it.

Botanical family
Crassulaceae

Genus-level classification for Sedum; this does not confirm the complete catalogue name.

Sources [1]
Native range
Russian Far East to N. China and N. Japan.

Explicit native locality records in Kew WCVP v16; introduced and doubtful distributions excluded. Continent conversion follows the documented geographic mapping.

Sources [2]
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Who this plant supports

Honey bees

Medium suitability
Nectar value Medium
Pollen value Medium
Plant profile

About this plant

Russian stonecrop (Sedum kamtschaticum) is a herbaceous plant. Its flowering period is not specified.

Sources and references

References for the information marked with source numbers on this page.

Sources checked
  1. Catalogue of Life Sedum — Catalogue of Life COL26.8

    COL26.8 (2026-08-20). Contributing checklist: Synonymic Checklists of the Vascular Plants of the World. This is taxonomic evidence, not an independent ecological study.

    Supports: Botanical family
    Relevant sections
    • Botanical family: NameUsage.tsv line 2737423; ID 7F44; rank genus; status accepted

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    Source data licence: CC BY 4.0.

  2. Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew Phedimus kamtschaticus — Kew WCVP native distribution

    Native distribution and taxonomic treatment from the official WCVP v16 export (4 June 2026). The link opens the corresponding POWO taxon. Source rows are retained in the native-range audit archive.

    Supports: Native range
    Relevant sections
    • Native range: WCVP v16; wcvp_names.csv lines 133724, 133734; wcvp_distribution.csv native locality lines 849347, 849348, 849349, 849350, 849351, 849352, 849353, 849354, 849355, 849356, 849357, 849358, 849359

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    Source data licence: CC BY 3.0.