Evergreen rosettes of leathery leaves produce panicles of small white flowers in spring.  8 " high x 12" wide.  Grow in full to part shade in humus rich, moist soil.  Native to deciduous mountain forests from the Carpathians to the Pyrenees   Hardy to -20 degrees F.  Saxifragaceae

Tiny green, almost succulent, leaves form a carpet that is covered with yellow flowers all season in our climate.  Annual or biennial and self sows.  Grow in full to part shade in humus rich, moist to wet soil.  Eastern Carpathians.  Saxifragaceae

Silver leaved, encrusted rosettes that after several years produce a long panicle with dozens of cup-shaped white flowers.  Our current stock pictured at left is probably of hybrid origin since it has multiple rosettes whereas the species produces a single rosette.  24" long (in flower) x 8" wide.  Grow in cool sun or part shade among rocks, in scree bed or alpine house in sharply drained, moderately fertile soil. Native to the calcareous rocky slopes in the Pyrenees Mountains.  Hardy to -10 degrees F.   Saxifragaceae

This deciduous Asian species has large round to kidney shaped leaves, fuzzy and paler green beneath.  It produces thick stems with panicles of pinkish flowers in summer.  12-15" tall.  Grow in cool sun to part shade in well-drained drained, moderately fertile soil. Meadows and crevices in NE China, Russia and Korea  Hardy to -30 degrees.   Saxifragaceae