Rock Cress Collection

Curtis British Entomology Plate 701
Hemiptera: Miris tritici = Notostira elongata [Plant: Arabis scabra (Arabis stricta, Bristol Rock-cress)] Date: 1824-39

Curtis British Entomology Plate 635
Lepidoptera: Scopelosoma satellitia = Eupsilia transversa (The Satellites Moth) [Plant: Arabis hirsuta (Hairy Rock-cress)] Date: 1824-39

Rock cress, USA

Northern Rock-cress (Arabis petraea) flowering, growing on sandy shore of sea loch, Kyle of Tongue, Sutherland, Highlands, Scotland, August

Rock Cress (Draba dedeana) C016 / 3481
A rare alpine Rock Cress (Draba dedeana) in flower. Photographed in Picos de Europa, Spain

Aubrieta deltoidea and Muscari neglectum
Mixed border. Rock cress (Aubrieta deltoidea, pink) and grape hyacinth (Muscari neglectum, purple) flowers

Rock-cress (Arabis purpurea) in flower on rocks. Photographed high in the Troodos Mountains in Cyprus

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Discover the enchanting beauty (Arabis spp.) in various landscapes, as depicted in Curtis British Entomology Plates 701 and 635. From the sandy shores of the Kyle of Tongue, Sutherland, in the UK, where Northern Rock-cress (Arabis petraea) thrives, to the vibrant hues (Arabis Rose Delight) in the USA, these diminutive yet captivating plants never cease to amaze. Joining the Rock-cress family, Aubrieta deltoidea and Muscari neglectum add an extra burst of color to their surroundings. Meanwhile, the distinctive purple blooms of Rock-cress (Arabis purpurea) add a pop of color to rocky outcrops and gardens across the USA. Embrace the diverse beauty of these hardy, low-growing plants and bring a touch of nature's charm to your own garden with Rock Cress (Draba dedeana) C016 / 3481.