2020 Wildflower Gallery

While 2020 was a pretty good year for wildflowers we stuck relatively close to home save for a July trip to Lakeview and a couple of visits to the Rogue-Umpqua Divide Wilderness.  That meant we didn’t get to many areas where the wildflowers are much different from what we see most years so we didn’t see many new types.  Nevertheless we saw a wide variety of flowers throughout the year and some very colorful displays. We also took more urban hikes so some of the flowers weren’t native wildflowers.

Once again the first flowers we encountered were on our February hike.

Violet

Manzanita

Skunk cabbage

Violet

Purple deadnettle

Blossoms on a tree

Red flowering currant

Western service berry

California poppy

A checkermallow

Perriwinkle

Cultivated radish

Vetch

Annual honest

Giant white wakerobbin

Camas

Cow parsnip

Flowering bush as Basket Slough Wildlife Refuge

Red clover

Iris

Columbine

Indian plum

Tolmie’s mariposa lily

Thin-leaf pea

Giant blue-eyed Mary

Golden paintbrush

Plectritis

Meadow death camas

Purple sanicle

A mustard

Star flowered solomseal

Starflower

Yellowleaf iris

Valerian

Spotted coralroot

Thimbleberry

Hookedspur violet

Fairy slipper

Dogwood

Buck Brush

Fairybells

Showy phlox

Honeysuckle

A pea and poison oak

Yout-on-age

Monkey flower

Snow queen

Pale falx

Wild ginger

Oregon grape

Candy flower

Striped coralroot

Bleeding heart

Strawberry

Maple

Coastal manroot

Popcorn flower?

Variable collomia

Western yellow oxalis

Salmonberry

Pacific waterleaf

Queen’s cup

Western buttercups

Foam flower

Chocolate lillies

Vanilla leaf

Arnica

Stonecrop

Tall bluebells

Anemone

Oregon geranium

Vetch and daisies

Common St. John’s wort

Douglas spirea

Lupine

Ookow

Yellow glandweed

Fringecup

Wild rose

Inside out flower

Largeleaf sandwort

False solomonseal

Baneberry

<Sourgrass

Beargrass

Rhododendron

Subalpine mariposa lily

Trillium

Larkspur

Woodland stars

Royal Jacob’s ladder

Nightblooming false bindweed

Alpine pennycress

Twinflower

Oregon sunshine

Bunchberry

Mountain ash

Raceme pussytoes

Phlox

Paintbrush

Rusty saxifrage

A penstemon

Salal

A pyrola

Tiger lily

Gold threads

Self heal

Bachelor button

A willowherb?

A pea

Pink honeysuckle

A brodeia

Scarlet pimpernel

A poppy

Foxglove

Hedgenettle

A phacelia

Blackberry

Lupine

Petunia

Western meadow-rue

Shooting stars and western buttercups

Elephants head

Pacific coralroot

Musk monkeyflower

Bastard toadflax

Yarrow

A penstemon

Silverleaf phacelia

Washington lily

A buckwheat

Pinedrops

Balsamroot

Western hound’s tongue

Diamond clarkia

California stickseed

Scarlet gilia

Salsify

Sticky cinquefoil

Gooseberry

A thistle

A buckwheat

Blue-eyed Mary

Fawn lily

Sandwort

Olympic onion

A phlox

False sunflower

Bistort and paintbrush

Wallflower

A penstemon

Phantom orchid

A penstemon

A buckwheat

Tall buckwheat

Daisies

Streambank globe mallow

Pussytoes

Tapertip onion

White stemmed frasera

Prince’s pine

Goats beard

Sugarstick

A saxifrage

A lousewort

Pinesap

A stonecrop

Clarkia

Blue-head gilia

Cone flower

A currant

Large boykinia

Bog orchid

Old man’s whiskers aka prairie smoke

A paintbrush

Sticky chickweed

Nettle-leaf giant hyssop

California corn lily

Musk thistle

A checkermallow

Grand collomia

Rosy pussytoes

Scouler’s woollyweed?

An orobanche

Slender cinquefoil

Nuttal’s linanthus

Orange agoseris

Smooth stem blazing star

Rough eyelashweed

A weed

White water buttercups

Sagebrush mariposa lily

Tansyleaf evening primrose

Dustymaidens

A horkelia

An aster?

An orobanche

A paintbrush

Mountain coyote mint

Rabbitbrush

Spreading dogbane

Monkshood

Catchfly

Pussypaws

Swamp onion

A penstemon

A thistle

Common mullen

Beardtongue

Wintergreen

Monkeyflower

A lousewort

Lousewort and lupine

Mountain heather

White mountain heahter

False hellebore

Violets

Groundsel

A fleabane

A spirea

Gentian

A willowherb

Cutleaf daisy

Dwarf alpinegold

Jacob’s ladder

Fireweed

Monkeyflower

Pearly everlasting

Drummond’s anemone

Ghost pipe

Common madia

Goldenrod

Owl’s clover

I’ve made my best effort to roughly identify the flowers that I could. Any help or corrections are more than welcome. Happy Trails!