Sedum spectabile, probably "Autumn Joy". I took some divisions in the autumn and one pot remains. By now it should have rooted well and the new shoots are full of energy for spring.

Extremely drought tolerant, fully winter hardy and untouched by slugs or other pests, it has pink flower heads from late summer into autumn beloved of bees and butterflies. Leave the flower heads to stand over winter and cut down each spring. Will come back reliably every year. Very easy to propagate from division or cuttings. Probably you can split it as you plant it out if you want more plants straight away.

Wants full sun and sharp drainage (or else it will tend to flop over a bit). But I have clay and it puts up with it just fine.

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Sedum plant (Hatfield AL10)