Photo shows sedum—hundreds of varieties exist. Most sedums tolerate poor soil but not constant foot traffic. Better options: Stepables.com (specialized traffic-tolerant groundcovers) or High Country Gardens (drought-tolerant varieties for Texas).
Specialized suppliers offer tested varieties for hardscape joints.
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