Bright green spirally arranged leaves turn red with stress. Rosettes of foliage form on flower stems. After the flowers perish, these rosettes will fall and root, starting new plants. This species is native to the dry eastern side of the Cascades in pine country and several other areas in the western U.S. Light yellow flowers in summer on 6-8inch tall stems. Evergreen.
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