Some of the most fascinating plants in the Alpine House at the RHS gardens at Harlow Carr are the alpines that hug the rock. They often have brilliant coloured flowers but do not have to be in bloom to catch the eye. My own alpines grown outdoors never look like these, the combination of drought, soaking, wind and weeds marring the effect but a man can dream.
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| Dionysia 'Monika' |
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| Acantholimon litvinovii |
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| Dionysia tapetodes 'Peter Edwards' |
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| Gypsophila aretioides caucasica |
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| Junellia micrantha |
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| Saxifraga 'Cio Cio San' |
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| Saxifraga 'Gloria' |
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| Draba cusickii |
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| Erigeron ursinus |
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| Androsace pyrenaica |
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| Draba 'Buttermilk' |
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| Androsace studiosorum Chumbyi |
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| Draba subacaulis & Draba yunnanensis |
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| Dionysia 'Ananke' |
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| Dionysia tapetoides ' Peter Edwards' |
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| Dionysia ' Pascal' |
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| Dionysia curviflora |
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| Benthamiella patagonica |
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| Androsace selago 'Red Eye' |
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| Dionysia 'Monika' |
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| Androsace himalaica |
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| Gypsophila aretioides caucasica |
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| Draba acaulis ex Bolkar Dag |
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| Dionysia-freitagii |
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| Draba hybrid 'Buttermilk' |
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| Benthamiella patagonica |
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