aka Sedum integrifolium, Sedum rosea, Sedum Roseum, Roseroot, Midsummer-men. The blood red flowers, consisting of four fleshy petals, form a dense crown-like cluster atop thick stems which reach 1.25″ – 4″ (3 – 10 cm) tall. Succulent leaves have smooth or slightly scalloped edges with reddish-colored borders. When the root is cut or bruised a fragance similar to a rose is emitted, hence the alternate common name ‘roseroot’. Rare in the Park, found on Mt. Fremont and in the Sunrise area.