Bitterroot Flower (Lewisia rediviva) - Botanical Illustration & Facts #30402 (License: Personal Use)

This hand-drawn illustration depicts Lewisia rediviva, the Bitterroot, Montana’s state flower, known for its rosette-forming succulent leaves and early-spring blooms. The flower features numerous narrow, overlapping pinkish-white petals surrounding a complex central cluster of stamens and pistils, with prominent reddish-orange sepals at the base. The annotation notes the flower spans nearly two inches across, reflecting its modest yet striking presence in arid mountain habitats.

Used on botanical, horticultural, or regional education websites-especially those covering native wildflowers, state symbols, or Rocky Mountain flora. Matches user intent to identify, learn about, or illustrate Lewisia rediviva for academic, gardening, or conservation purposes.