Northwest wildflower
w1ldflower
10 years ago
Hoping for help with the IDs of some of wildflowers I photographed in my travels this summer. This one was growing at a rest stop in Idaho. Photo was taken in early July. Height was under 12 inches. Clumps of them sporadically found in poor, dry, sandy soils. Thanks for your help!
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