Lovely photos of Rosularia pilosa.
Wish I could find a source for this rosularia in the U.S.

Thank you Lynn.
I will try to collect seeds. If you want I can send you some.

I would love some seeds Jonna. When would be the normal time to plant them?

Is there something I can send you?

First: I will try to collect seeds. It's the first time I grow this plants. Usually I have no problems to collect seeds, but if the weather is bad (moist), I might not be able to collect seeds. Anyway I made a note of it and if I can collect seeds, I will contact you.
I winter sowed the seeds in my zone 6. They really grow very very slow in the beginning and the seedlings are so tiny. You'll need a lot of patience, haha.
I also might have seeds of Sedum sempervivoides, another special one. Same story about seedlings and collecting. Let me know if you would like seeds of those too, if I can collect them.

If you can send me some seeds of Jovivarba, Sedum or Rosularia I don't already have, you would make me very happy. They must be hardy to zone 6.

I would be very happy to do that Jonna.
Look at my plant list here at ATP and see if I have any Rosularia or Sedum you don't have.
The specie type sedum should come true, but the hybrids won't.

I see you are not a seed trader, so collecting seeds might be not so easy for you. If you can save seeds of just 1 of the following plants, you will make me very happy.
Sedum hispanicum minus
Penstemon pinifolius
Orostachys iwarenge

I think I can do all three of those for you Jonna.
Penstemon pinifolius is just starting to blooming. It has one tiny coral colored bloom on it today. Soon it will have the all over. I love the form of the evergreen shrubby looking plant.

It will be later this summer before the Orostachys bloom.
I'll check S. hispanicum to see what it is doing. It could bloom any time now.