Rosularia consists of succulent, perennial plants that form evergreen rosettes composed of thick leaves. During the summer, these plants produce upright stems that bear clusters of flowers in shades of white, yellow, or pink.

Rosularia

Rosularia adenotricha

Rosularia adenotricha subsp. adenotricha

Rosularia aizoon

Rosularia alpestris

Rosularia alpestris from Rhotang Pass, Himalaya

Rosularia alpestris subsp. alpestris

Rosularia chrysantha is a ground-hugging succulent characterized by its pale green, fleshy leaves that take on a spoon shape, creating rosettes that can reach 3 cm in diameter. In early summer, this plant produces clusters of narrow, funnel-shaped flowers, which are either white or a light creamy yellow, borne on upright stems. After flowering, the individual rosettes will die off.

Rosularia chrysantha

Rosularia chrysantha number 1

Rosularia chrysantha number 2

Rosularia daviesii

Rosularia from Sandras Dağ, Turkey

Rosularia globulariifolia

Rosularia haussknechtii

Rosularia hirsuta is a low-growing perennial that forms dense mats, reaching a height of up to 5 cm. Its rosettes consist of thick, light-green leaves that are covered in fine hairs. During early summer, it sends up short, branched stems that showcase upward-facing, star-like white blooms. This plant thrives in wall crevices, rock gardens, or alpine troughs.

Rosularia hirsuta

Rosularia hissarica

Rosularia libanotica

Rosularia libanotica from Kaypak

Rosularia lineata

Rosularia muratdaghensis is a low-growing, mat-forming evergreen perennial that thrives in alpine conditions. It features small, hairy rosettes of succulent green leaves accented by red tips. In summer, short stems bear tubular flowers that range from creamy-white to yellow.

Rosularia muratdaghensis

Rosularia pallida ambig.

Rosularia radiciflora

Rosularia radiciflora subsp. glabra from Beyas Dağ

Rosularia radiciflora subsp. radiciflora from Bitlis

Rosularia rechingeri

Rosularia rosulata

Rosularia saxifragoides

Rosularia sempervivum

Rosularia sempervivum subsp. amanensis

Rosularia sempervivum subsp. glaucophylla is a succulent that develops dense clusters of fleshy, spoon-like leaves with a pale bluish-green hue, creating flattened rosettes that can reach 8 cm in diameter. During the summer months, it produces upright stems adorned with open clusters of deep pink, star-shaped blooms.