Craters of the Moon Wildflowers

Bitterroot, leopard lily and dwarf monkeyflower feature in this 37-species selection from the National Park Service’s Craters of the Moon wildflower guide.

Source: https://www.nps.gov/crmo/learn/nature/wildflowers.htm

Numbers show collection order, not a source rating.

1. Turpentine Waxwing — Pteryxia terebinthina
2. Pale agoseris — Agoseris glauca
3. Rubber rabbitbrush — Ericameria nauseosa
4. Hairy false goldenaster — Heterotheca villosa
5. Yellow salsify — Tragopogon dubius
6. Western stoneseed — Lithospermum ruderale
7. Plains prickly-pear — Opuntia polyacantha
8. Long-spur Lupine — Lupinus arbustus
9. Spotted fritillary — Fritillaria atropurpurea
10. White-stem blazingstar — Mentzelia albicaulis
11. Smooth-stem blazingstar — Mentzelia laevicaulis
12. Cushion buckwheat — Eriogonum ovalifolium
13. Sulfur-buckwheat — Eriogonum umbellatum
14. Sticky cinquefoil — Drymocallis glandulosa
15. Antelope bitterbrush — Purshia tridentata
16. Great mullein — Verbascum thapsus
17. Nuttall's violet — Viola nuttallii
18. Common yarrow — Achillea millefolium
19. Shaggy fleabane — Erigeron pumilus
20. Douglas's dusty-maiden — Chaenactis douglasii
21. Wax currant — Ribes cereum
22. Lewis' mock orange — Philadelphus lewisii
23. Sego Lily — Calochortus nuttallii
24. Bitter-root — Lewisia rediviva
25. Hot Rock Penstemon — Penstemon deustus
26. Granite prickly phlox — Linanthus pungens
27. Saskatoon — Amelanchier alnifolia
28. Fernbush — Chamaebatiaria millefolium
29. Chokecherry — Prunus virginiana
30. Coyote tobacco — Nicotiana attenuata
31. Dwarf Purple Monkeyflower — Diplacus nanus
32. Palmer's penstemon — Penstemon palmeri
33. Scarlet gilia — Ipomopsis aggregata
34. Long-leaf phlox — Phlox longifolia
35. Hoary tansy-aster — Dieteria canescens
36. Silverleaf phacelia — Phacelia hastata
37. Small-flowered blue-eyed Mary — Collinsia parviflora