End of June flowers (well, almost)

Deptford pink ~ Dianthus armeria

Bluebell-of-Scotland, Harebell ~ Campanula rotundifolia

Mock Orange ~ Philadelphus lewisii

Birch-leaved Spiraea ~ Spiraea betulifolia

Devil’s Club ~ Oplopanax horridus

(It is these spines that give the Devil’s Club its name)

Brewer’s mitrewort, feathery bishop’s-cap ~ Pectiantia breweri

Harsh Indian Paintbrush ~ Castilleja hispida

Fringed Loosestrife ~ Lysimachia ciliata

Tiling’s monkey-flower, large mountain monkey-flower~ Erythranthe tilingii

Sulphur Cinquefoil ~ Potentilla recta

Meadow Buttercup ~ Ranunculus acris

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Pear Lake, Blossom Lakes ~ Evan’s Gulch Roadless Area (4)

Flowers of the Evan’s Gulch Roadless Area ~ continued

American Wild Hellebore, Varatrum virile There were large numbers of the plants, but they will not bloom for at least another week.

Pink Monkeyflower, Mimulus lewisii

Subalpine Spiraea, Rose Meadowsweet, Spiraea densiflora

Pinesap, Many-flower Indian-Pipe, Monotrop hypopithys

Shrubby Penstemon, Penstemon fructicosus

Prickly Current, Bristly Black Gooseberry, Swamp Current, Ribes Lacustre

False Azalea, Fool’s Huckleberry, Rusty Menziesia, Menziesia ferruginea

Brewer’s Mitrewort, Mitella breweri

Bear-grass, Xerophyllum tenax