Roseroot [Rhodiola rosea] Wester Ross, 20/05/80 ~ These succulent blueish-green leaves, the plant's insurance against drought, are irresistible to grazing animals, but any damp shady crag or gully that provides refuge may well have a colony of Roseroot. The stems are said to give off a sweet roseate fragrance when cut, but I've never had the heart to verify this.
Fulmar [Fulmarus glacialis] Handa, 14/06/93
![Roseroot [Rhodiola rosea]
Wester Ross, 20/05/80
~ These succulent blueish-green leaves, the plant's insurance against drought, are irresistible to grazing animals, but any damp shady crag or gully that provides refuge may well have a colony of Roseroot. The stems are said to give off a sweet roseate fragrance when cut, but I've never had the heart to verify this.](https://www.streapadair.com/img/spacer.gif)