Streptopus lanceolatus
(Rose Twisted Stalk)

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               Seedpod                                           Leaf                                            Stem                                        Seed                                          Habit

Facts About this Plant:

    Common Names: Rose Twisted Stalk, Lance-Leaf Twisted Stalk
    Synonyms: Streptopus roseus
    Lifespan: Perennial
    Zones: 3 - 7
    Type: Forb
    Bloom Time: May - June
    Status: Native
    Range:

Streptopus lanceolatus, or Rose Twisted Stalk, is native to the Great Lakes area, the northern half of the Appalachian Mountains and also can be found in the Pacific Northwest. It is a perennial that grows in moist rich open woods, swamps and bog edges. It blooms in mid spring with white or pink flowers that hang like bells.

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