Family: Crassulaceae DC.

Distribution: Europe, Northern Africa, Western Asia, naturalized in Northern America.
Habitat: It grows on rocks, sunny slopes, wastelands and walls, from lowlands to foothills.
Description: A perennial herb, 5–10 cm high. The leaves are alternate, widely ovate, sessile, thick. The inflorescence is a few-flowered cyme, the flowers are star-shaped, yellow. Flowers from May to June.
Note: The Wall Pepper is a very popular plant. Often grown in rock gardens.


These images were taken in Czechia, Brno, Stránská skála (date: 2. 5. and 5. 6. 2003).



