Ditch Stonecrop thrives in wet soils and despite its common name, it is not a true stonecrop (Sedum). Small greenish-yellow flowers are produced in branched clusters during summer, followed by distinctive reddish seed capsules. It naturally grows along ditches, pond edges, marshes, wet meadows, and other poorly drained areas. It is an excellent choice for pond edges, and wet areas. You might want to give it room if planting in a small garden. It tolerates seasonal flooding.