Potentilla Chrysanthoides

Golden cinquefoil, scientifically known as Potentilla chrysanthoides, is a striking member of the rose family native to the northwestern United States and southern Canada. This perennial plant is characterized by its bright yellow flowers and finely divided leaves, making it a standout in natural landscapes. It thrives in rocky soils and sunny conditions, often found in alpine and subalpine regions. Its resilience and beauty have made it a favorite among gardeners and conservationists alike. Despite its hardiness, it faces threats from habitat loss and over-collection.