stonecrop?

( photo / image / picture from Annette's Garden )

i've had this in my garden for a few years..it's pretty compact, maybe six inches tall and pink/white flowers when in bloom. the stems are rather stiff and the leaves are green & white. is this a kind of stonecrop? (sorry if the pic is not good..am experimenting with my brother's camera.)

 

Cannot see the leaves clearly enough to give an id, but it is not a Sedum (if that is what you mean by Stonecrop) with that kind of flower arrangement.

 

I agree with Palustris--the leaves don't look like stonecrop (a sedum). The flowers look a bit like foam flower (tiarella), but the leaves, not so much, so I guess I don't know.

 

will try to get a better picture, it is starting to go to seed,(very early bloomer).

 

Actually the "over exposed" plant looks like a weed to me, called shepherd's purse. the one on the right, is that the one you are asking about? that looks like a succulent to me. I just can't think what it is called right now, but at the most bizarre moment it will pop in my head. Give me time...or someone else will get to it before me, anyway. I have it growing on my rock wall and it roots readily wherever it is dropped or tucked.

 

the one on the right is a type of sedum....it's the over-exposed one...the leave are circular, green with a white 'stripe'. the bottom leaves are pointy. it gets little pinkish/white flowers when it blooms. i'll look in my wildflower book for shepard's purse & see if that matches up..(did a search for shepard's purse, definitely not that, leaves are all wrong, and not the same flower)

 

ok, round 2...hope these pictures are better, thanks for any help.... :?:


mystery plant - 1 ( photo / image / picture from Annette's Garden )






mystery plant - 2 ( photo / image / picture from Annette's Garden )

 

It really looks like Poor Mans Pepper to me...Lepidium virginicum.

 

thanks, netty....that looks like the answer!....i could swear when i bought it, the tag said stonecrop, but they may have been wrong.