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Creeping baby's breath vs Kamchatka stonecrop

Creeping baby's breath vs Kamchatka stonecrop

Creeping baby's breath and Kamchatka stonecrop are often considered for the same spot in the garden (ground cover, flowers, container, pollinator friendly). The data below shows where they differ: size, hardiness, care, toxicity and price.

Illustration of Creeping baby's breath

Creeping baby's breath

Gypsophila repens 15 cm × 45 cm after 10 years

A dwarf alpine cousin of the tall baby's breath: it makes a grey-green, narrow-leaved cushion 10 to 20 cm tall that is covered in a cloud of tiny…

Ground cover
Full sun
from about HUF 1,400
Illustration of Kamchatka stonecrop

Kamchatka stonecrop

Sedum kamtschaticum 15 cm × 45 cm after 10 years

A low, dense, mat-forming succulent perennial that covers itself in golden yellow star flowers in summer and turns orange to reddish in autumn. It…

Ground cover
Full sun
from about HUF 1,400

The data side by side

Feature
Creeping baby's breath
Kamchatka stonecrop
Group Ground cover Ground cover
Size after 10 years 15 cm × 45 cm 15 cm × 45 cm
Ultimate size 10–20 cm × 30–50 cm 8–18 cm × 25–45 cm
Growth rate Medium Medium
Light Full sun Full sun
Soil Calcareous, Sandy, Average garden soil Average garden soil, Sandy
Hardiness down to -40 °C (USDA 3, RHS H7) down to -40 °C (USDA 3, RHS H7)
Foliage Semi-evergreen Semi-evergreen
Flowering May–August, pink, white June–August, yellow
Water need Low Low
Drought tolerance High High
Maintenance Low Low
Planting distance 30 cm 30 cm
For dogs Mildly toxic (uncertain) Non-toxic (uncertain)
For cats Mildly toxic (uncertain) Non-toxic (uncertain)
For children Mildly toxic (uncertain) Mildly toxic
Typical price approx. HUF 1,400 approx. HUF 1,400

Prices are rounded, indicative values. Toxicity data is for information only. If your pet or child has eaten a plant, contact a vet or a doctor. Data updated: October 8, 2026

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