Perennial plants, autumn colour

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Sedum - taller variety (c 18 to 24". tall and wide), fleshy leaves, pinkish red flowers late summer/autumn. Clump forming, tolerate dry conditions. Unknown type, possibly 'spectabile Autumn Joy'. Rudbeckia - c 3-4 feet tall, unknown type, bright yellow flower heads, double, autumn flowering, spreads robustly by root, tolerates dry conditions, likes sun. Creeping sedum - low variety, vigorously forms ground cover. Tolerates dry areas and poor soil. £2.00 each. Mystery plant - probably Crocosmia/montbretia, potted on last autumn. Medium size (about 15" height), bright yellow-orange blooms. Could possibly be schizostylis, if so, pink. (Photos of these in flower shown). £1.00 each. I have a couple of each plant. Soon to be divided, but not potted on yet - hemerocallis (day lily), orange, to be divided once flowering over, alchemilla mollis (ladies' mantle). Let me know if you will want some of these once divided.