Sedum forsterianum Sm.
Annotated by Frank Lomer, 2014.

British Columbia: Metro Vancouver, Port Coquitlam, Coquitlam River, west shore, 30 m north of railroad bridge. Elev. 15 m
49.265944° N, 122.781806° W,
Alder-poplar alluvial woods near rivershore, beside trail, in shade. 1.5 x 1.5 m mat; glaucous-blue foliage; old fruiting shoots evident but crumbled to pieces; inflorescence bractless, filaments glabrous; plants still growing at tips after more than 3 months in pressed paper; appears to be cultivar ‘Oracle’ because it generally lacks the clumped distal leaves at the shoot ends and foliage is quite glaucous; probably arising from garden refuse; population observed Feb 2016 and shoots are lax with evenly spaced light green leaves; distal leaves close but not in compact clusters, leaves not at all red or purple tinted.

Frank Lomer 8859, 2014 Aug 03
UBC, Accession: V242845