Family: Crassulaceae Native to high northern mountains; circumpolar. Rare. The dried roots are rosescented, loaded with immune stimulating glycosides (rosavin, rosin and rosarin). Uplifting adaptogenic properties similar to Siberian Ginseng. General cultivation: Easy. Sow very tiny seed on surface of soil in spring and keep moist until germination. Grow out in pots or in flats and transplant, or direct seed with care. These prefer full sun, moderate water and limey soil or rock garden. Flowers in second year to 10 inches.