English: rosularia; Turkish stonecrop.
Name: rosularia means rosette-shaped; platyphylla means broad-leaved.
Clades: crassulaceae
Region: kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, China, Tajikistan.
Habitat: rocky terraces, slopes, mountains; dry to medium moisture, lightly textured, well-draining soil; prferes full to part sun; prefers drier conditions in winter; prefers afternoon shade in hot climates; foliage can rot, when to wet; hardy zones 5-10; tolerates erosion, dry, shallow-rocky soil.
Use: ornamental, rock gardens, crevices in rock walls, alpine gardens, living walls, or green roofs.
BotanyType: herb; perennial; 7 to 14 cm tall; 20 to 30 cm wide; slow-growing; in small groups.
Leaves: pale green; evergreen; finely hairy; spatulate, spoon-shaped; in rosettes.
Inflorescence: panicle; upright, 15 cm tall;