Lewisia comprises herbaceous or evergreen perennials that develop rosettes of succulent leaves. In spring and summer, they produce panicles of open, funnel-shaped blooms available in various colors.

Lewisia cotyledon double-flowered (d)

Lewisia cotyledon double-flowered, white (d)

Lewisia cotyledon f. alba

Lewisia cotyledon f. alba 'Snowstorm'

Lewisia cotyledon hybrid

Lewisia cotyledon magenta-flowered

Lewisia cotyledon orange-flowered

Lewisia cotyledon rose-pink-flowered

Lewisia cotyledon salmon-flowered

Lewisia cotyledon selected pink-flowered

Lewisia cotyledon var. cotyledon

Lewisia cotyledon var. heckneri

Lewisia cotyledon var. heckneri hybrid

Lewisia cotyledon var. heckneri large-flowered form

Lewisia cotyledon var. howellii

Lewisia cotyledon violet-flowered

Lewisia disepala

Lewisia finchii

Lewisia glandulosa

Lewisia kelloggii

Lewisia leeana

Lewisia leeana 'Alba'

Lewisia longipetala is a compact, evergreen perennial that produces basal rosettes of thick, lanceolate leaves measuring 3 to 6 cm in length. From spring through summer, it displays open, star-shaped flowers that range in color from white to a soft pink hue, held on short stems.

Lewisia longipetala

Lewisia longipetala 'Darcies Sunrise' is a resilient, evergreen alpine perennial characterized by its glossy, dark green, succulent-like foliage. During the spring and summer months, it produces vibrant flowers featuring bands of deep orange, yellow, and pink, reminiscent of a sunrise.

Lewisia longipetala 'Darcies Sunrise'

Lewisia longipetala arizonica

Lewisia longiscapa

Lewisia maguirei

Lewisia nevadensis

Lewisia nevadensis 'Alba'

Lewisia nevadensis 'Rosea'

Lewisia oppositifolia is a deciduous plant that forms a rosette and typically reaches up to 20 cm in height when in bloom. Its leaves are elongated, deep green, and have a matte texture. The flowering occurs in clusters on elongated stems, with buds that begin as pink and transition to pale pink as they open during the spring and early summer months.

Lewisia oppositifolia

Lewisia oppositifolia 'Richeyi'

Lewisia purdyi

Lewisia pygmaea is a low-growing, deciduous perennial characterized by its dense clusters of dark green, fleshy leaves that are linear to lance-shaped and can reach lengths of up to 8 cm. The plant produces semi-erect to prostrate stems that support flowers in white, pink, or red, measuring up to 1.5 cm across. These blooms typically appear from late spring through early summer and may feature prominent veining on their petals.

Lewisia pygmaea

Lewisia pygmaea 'Whiskey Peak'

Lewisia pygmaea alba

Lewisia pygmaea carmine-flowered

Lewisia pygmaea from Arizona

Lewisia rediviva is a deciduous alpine perennial characterized by rosettes of slender, fleshy, dark green leaves that can reach heights of up to 5 cm. In early spring and summer, the plant produces large flowers, measuring around 5 cm in diameter, with numerous petals in shades of pink or white. Following the flowering period, the plant enters a dormant phase during the summer months.

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