Family: Crassulaceae English Stonecrop Sedum anglicum Flowering time: June-September. Evergreen perennial. Mainly in western Britain and Ireland, scattered distribution elsewhere on acidic rocks, shingle and among dry, sandy grassland. Five-petalled white flowers, pinkish below with red follicles. Spreading, mat-forming growth, the alternate, egg-shaped, fleshy leaves often red-tinged. Similar: Mossy Stonecrop, Crassula tillaea

English Stonecrop, Sedum anglicum
Brands Bay, Studland, Dorset