King's Crown - Rhodiola intergrifolia - Colorado Rocky Mountain Wildflowers

Common name: King's Crown Latin name: Rhodiola integrifolia synonym Sedum roseum


Annual/Perennial: Perennial Flowers: June to August Flower size: 1/8" forming 1" to 2" clusters Found in: Subalpine to Alpine Height: 8" - 12" Invasive: No Native species: No Useful in garden: No Image taken: Summit of Guanella Pass
		Pictured Wildflower: King's Crown Rhodiola integrifolia
Wildflower Field notes: King's Crown is a member of the Sedum family. Its fairly common but often times overlooked unless its in flower. King's Crown can only be found at higher elevations. Look for King's Crown in moist areas in clearings or near the edges of bushes.

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Common name: King's Crown Latin name: Rhodiola integrifolia synonym Sedum roseum