native to parts of the eastern Mediterranean and the Middle East, particularly in countries like Turkey, Syria, and Lebanon. This species typically grows in rocky, calcareous soils, often in dry, mountainous regions and limestone slopes. It is well adapted to arid conditions and thrives in sunny, exposed habitats at higher altitudes. Aethionema subulatum belongs to the Brassicaceae family and is known for its small, pink or white flowers that bloom in spring. Well drained soil and sunshine and it may seed around on you.