Androsace comprises annuals, biennials, or evergreen perennials that create mat-like or dense cushion formations. The flowers, which are typically salver-shaped, can appear individually or in clusters known as umbels.

Androsace mariae

Androsace mariae var. tibetica

Androsace mariae white-flowered

Androsace mathildae

Androsace maxima

Androsace minor

Androsace mollis

Androsace montana

Androsace mucronifolia G. Watt

Androsace multiscapa

Androsace muscoidea

Androsace muscoidea 'Breviscapa'

Androsace muscoidea 'Dhaulagiri'

Androsace muscoidea 'Dolpo Lilac'

Androsace muscoidea 'Millennium Dome'

Androsace muscoidea Dome Group

Androsace muscoidea Litang Dwarf

Androsace muscoidea Schacht's form

Androsace muscoidea f. longiscapa

Androsace muscoidea f. longiscapa white

Androsace muscoidea f. muscoidea

Androsace neuwirthii

Androsace nivalis

Androsace nivalis Chumstick form

Androsace nivalis var. dentata

Androsace nivalis var. nivalis

Androsace nortonii

Androsace obtusifolia

Androsace occidentalis

Androsace ochotensis

Androsace olgae

Androsace ovczinikovii

Androsace pavlovskyi

Androsace primuloides white

Androsace pubescens is an evergreen perennial that develops dense, cushion-like rosettes of small, fuzzy, mid-green leaves. In late spring and early summer, it produces white flowers measuring up to 10mm in diameter, featuring yellow or green centers on short stems.

Androsace pubescens

Androsace pyrenaica is a low-growing, evergreen perennial that reaches a height of up to 5 cm, forming dense rosettes of small, hairy, grey-green foliage. In spring, it produces white flowers featuring yellow centers.

Androsace pyrenaica

Androsace rigida

Androsace rioxana

Androsace robusta

Androsace robusta subsp. purpurea

Androsace robusta subsp. purpurea 'Dolpo Dwarf'

Androsace rotundifolia

Androsace rotundifolia stoloniferous

Androsace sarmentosa Wall. is a low-growing, evergreen perennial that can reach heights of up to 10 cm. It features rosettes of light green leaves covered with white hairs. During late spring and early summer, it produces flowers in compact umbels on stems that also grow to about 10 cm. This species thrives in rock gardens and exhibits robust growth.

Androsace sarmentosa Wall.

Androsace sarmentosa ambig.

Androsace sarmentosa from Namche, Nepal

Androsace sarmentosa monstrosa

This evergreen perennial forms a dense mat and spreads through stolons. Its rosettes are adorned with fine hairs, giving them a silvery appearance during the winter months. In spring, the plant produces clusters of deep pink flowers, each featuring a small yellow eye, supported by red stems.

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