Irish wildflowers sitemap
Photos: Macroom, Co.Cork 
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Reflexed Stonecrop Panicles of bright yellow flowers, buds drooping. Usually 6-7 petals. Rounded fleshy leaves, pointed, linear. Erect to ascending stems. Decumbent, rooting sterile shoots, conical-topped. Dead leaves not remaining on stems. Height: 10-35cm Walls, dry banks, rocks. Infrequently recorded, mainly from NE, S, central Ireland. Garden escape, originally introduced from Southern Europe. Similar: Rock Stonecrop, S. forsterianum 
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Reflexed Stonecrop. Macroom, County Cork. July 2008