No. Look closer and you will see many differences.
Hylotelephium (formerly Sedum) spactabile has a flat-topped inflorescence
and flowers with the stamens much longer than the petals. Also the leaves
are flat with shallowly lobed leaves that are alternate, paired or in
threes.
The plants is Hylotelephium (formerly Sedum) 'Autumn Joy' which has rounded
inflorescences and sterile flowers with stamens mostly absent or very short.
Also the leaves are prominently lobed and shell-shaped cupped.
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Surely it is Sedum spectabilis (stonecrop)?
B.