Northern fairy candelabra

Northern fairy candelabra, scientific name:Androsace septentronals, is an alpine perennial herb of the genus Primula, Department of technithau native to Western Alps. On the ground the crowding out of needle-shaped leaves of Rosetta. Spring scape out stems from the further small umbels Ray number, give the florets at the tip. Flower blooms with white flowers resembling gypsophila number. Petal is a sake vessel shaped Tip 5 crack, yellow flower. Bloom flower is similar to Stardust so called Stardust (Star dust).

Common name: Northern fairy candelabra, scientific name:Androsace septentrionalis, aka: Stardust , Alps-tchnaysou, Rock Jasmine, Northern fairy candelabra, pygmyflower rockjasmine Pygmy-flower rock-jasmine, origin: Alps West, living type: subalpine perennial plant: 5 to 30 cm, Leaves blooms in leaves of rosette-shaped whorls, leaf, leaf: the needle shape, leaf length: 1 cm, radial symmetry, inflorescence shape: umbel, flower diameter:0.5cm, flower color: white, flowering period: from March to May, fruit type: capsule and ripens fruit.