Looks like Sedum mucizonia to me. Since the plants are not grown in full sun, they are slightly different from the normal appearance.

Best Regards

Sascha

Thanks! Great suggestion given its plasticity etc. The range certainly matches the locality:

http://floressilvestresdelmediterraneo.blogspot.com.es/2013/12/crassulaceae-sedum-mucizonia.html

Dear Andy

It is Sedum Probably

With Regards

Sunit

Definetely Sedum. If you encounter problems in identifying this species, I advise you to contact Dr. Johannes Klein at Johannes Gutenberg-University in Mainz, Germany. He has been working on phylogenetics and species circumscription of Crassulaceae and especially of Sedum, so he will be able to help you to identify this species.

Best wishes

Michael

I am trying to identity of the species it's goes to key......Genus : Sedum .......closely Species mucizonia......Family: Crassulaceae. Plz check Local Floras.....

it is the genus Sedum  plz check the local flora for species identification

best wishes