Crepidiastrum Saxatile

Saxatile crepidiastrum, scientifically known as Crepidiastrum saxatile, is a striking member of the Apiaceae family native to the rocky regions of southern Europe and western Asia. This plant is recognized for its unique, clustered inflorescence that resembles a small, compact umbel, giving it a distinctive appearance. It thrives in arid and semi-arid environments, often growing on limestone or sandstone substrates, where it displays remarkable adaptability. Its narrow, lance-shaped leaves and pale yellow to white flowers make it a standout in rocky landscapes. Despite its beauty, it remains a relatively obscure plant, often overlooked in favor of more commonly cultivated species.