The Sunsparkler series of stonecrops was designed to be drought-tolerant, low growing plants (six to eight inches tall) with fleshy, attractive foliage spreading 12 to 18 inches wide. 'Dazzleberry' stonecrop has blue-green leaves that form a wonderful mat of subdued color, capable of suppressing weeds and possibly lasting throughout our Pacific NW winters (well-draining soil is a must).  The bonus is the mass of raspberry-colored flowers that emerge in late summer and continue into the fall. Rabbits apparently don't care for this sedum but no promises about deer, and pollinators enjoy the late season flowers.