The pygmy bitteroot is a wonderful little succulent from the upper elevation mountains from California to Alaska and inland. Bright pink flowers spring from small tufts of linear foliage in the spring, making this a great addition to the trough, crevice or dry rock garden. A full sun lover and often baked dry during the summer months, if you grow it on the dry side the foliage will be smaller and the flowers pop out more.
The pygmy bitteroot is a wonderful little succulent from the upper elevation mountains from California to Alaska and inland. Bright pink flowers spring from small tufts of linear foliage in the spring, making this a great addition to the trough, crevice or dry rock garden. A full sun lover and often baked dry during the summer months, if you grow it on the dry side the foliage will be smaller and the flowers pop out more.
