Sedum 'Frosty Morn'

Good Day --
Would someone, please, put a little shade-cloth over the sun!!

A couple years ago I fell in love with this little guy (Sedum 'Frosty Morn').
At first I thot he had an unusual growth habit.  Some of the stems were all
green and some were Frosty.  I thot, perhaps, the new growth was green and
matured into Frosty stems.  I'm sure now that I am wrong about that.  It is
just 1/2 green and 1/2 Frosty.  
      Recently someone told me that some have the nasty habit of doing this
and that I should get another one.

My question for the day is --
      I've been trying to decide if I should:
a.  Get rid of it and plant a new one somewhere else.  My heart won't let me
destroy it so on to --
b.  Take cuttings of the Frosty side and hope the new plants don't split
colors like the old one.  
c.  Dig up the old plant and see if I can separate out the green stems.  
Seems possible since there are only about 6-7 stems total. And the green ones
are pretty much on one side.

What experience have you all had with this plant?
Anything similar?
And what do you suggest I do with mine?

I'm leaning to doing both b and c.
As soon as someone gets that shade-cloth up!

Thank you and have a cup of coffee on me --
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Barbara
USDA Zone 5, Rock Island, Illinois USA
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