Queen’s Crown

Cluster of short tubular pink petals, in a rounded column, atop a short stem. The stem has numerous succulent leaves, giving it a symmetrical appearance.
The leaves turn red in the late summer or fall.
This flower loves open meadows and wetlands and is very common next to streams.
Wildflower Details
| Scientific Name: | Rhodiola rhodantha |
| Native: | Yes |
| Growing Season: | All summer |
| Soil Type: | Open meadows and wetlands |
| Other Names: | Rose Crown |
| Habitat: | Subalpine to Alpine |
| Family: | Stonecrop |






