This genus consists of a single species of flowering plant native to the rocky areas of western North America and British Columbia. It features oval, leathery, and shiny dark green leaves, while its blooms, which can be coral, apricot, yellow, or pink, emerge from spring through summer.

Lewisiopsis

Lewisiopsis tweedyi is a perennial plant that maintains its foliage year-round, producing a rosette of thick, obovate leaves that can reach up to 10 cm long. Its flowers, which range in color from peach-pink to light yellow, measure between 4 and 6 cm across and are borne on stems that can grow up to 20 cm tall.

Lewisiopsis tweedyi

Forms a loose rosette of thick, spoon-like leaves, producing slender stems that support funnel-shaped white flowers, measuring up to 6 cm across, during the spring and early summer. The stems can reach lengths of up to 25 cm.

Lewisiopsis tweedyi 'Alba'

Lewisiopsis tweedyi 'Elliott's Variety'

Lewisiopsis tweedyi 'Lovedream'

Lewisiopsis tweedyi 'Rosea' is a perennial that maintains its foliage throughout the year, forming compact rosettes of thick leaves. In late spring to early summer, it sends up 15 cm tall stems topped with flowers that feature a lemon-yellow center, fading to rose-pink at the edges.

Lewisiopsis tweedyi 'Rosea'

Lewisiopsis tweedyi Mount Wenatchee form

Lewisiopsis tweedyi lemon-flowered

Lewisiopsis tweedyi white-flowered

Lewisiopsis tweedyi yellow-flowered

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