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EscondidoCal said: Excellent banner & pretty blooms!

It looks tropical, but is more alpine. I thought it might be European,
but it's North American.

See this very interesting Wiki article.
about this very interesting plant.
It even has a mountain range named after it.

A (rare?) beauty, but relatively inexpensive.
https://plants4home.com/produc...
https://www.findsimilar.com/se...

Best article on how to grow.

Thanks Stefan for sharing this very interesting & rewarding plant.

We have sempervivums for that. And some sedums to a lesser extent(though now different genera)