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Depending on timing, you may see blooming purple heather and yellow Oregon stonecrop, scarlet paintbrush and fireweed.

Finally, a couple of Northwest native broadleaf stonecrops furnish the garden with evergreen rosettes of succulent foliage.

Other showy fall stonecrops include Sedum x ‘Mojave Jewels Ruby’, with deep purple foliage, and Sedum x ‘Thunderhead’, with tarnished bronze foliage.

The stonecrop plants are uncovered because when the snow does fall, the flat flowers will look like white pillows — popular for photos.

The micro moth is known to lay its eggs in and feed on the biting stonecrop plant.