To find the Downy Paintedcup (Castilleja sessiliflora), a figwort, go down the western side of the South Valley Loop Trail.
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Stickywilly, a member of the madder family, with a very inconspicuous flower is in bloom on the Well Gulch Trail. The whorl of leaves around the square stem is distinctive.
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The Silver Lupine, a member of the pea family, as well as the other flowers are all found on the Well Gulch Trail.
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James Starwort (Stellaria jamesiana), a member of the pink family:
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White-stem Gooseberry (Ribes inerme):
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Oregon-grape (Mahonia repens), a member of the barberry family:
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Spiderwort (Tradescantia occidentalis):
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Stickywilly, a member of the madder family, with a very inconspicuous flower is in bloom on the Well Gulch Trail. The whorl of leaves around the square stem is distinctive.
The Silver Lupine, a member of the pea family, as well as the other flowers are all found on the Well Gulch Trail.
James Starwort (Stellaria jamesiana), a member of the pink family:
White-stem Gooseberry (Ribes inerme):
Oregon-grape (Mahonia repens), a member of the barberry family:
Spiderwort (Tradescantia occidentalis):
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