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WILDFLOWER BLOOM SCHEDULE BY HABITAT Blooming times overlap during the seasons and are influenced by many factors: immediate and past precipitation, elevation and temperature of current seasons compared to average. Many plants begin flowering at low elevations and bloom higher as summer season progresses. Some habitat divisions used here have micro sites in them, such as montane with moist, open, or dry areas which complicate plant species occurrence. AUGUST JULY JUNE MAY APRIL GRASSLAND AND FOOTHILLS MONTANE FOREST RIPARIAN AND WETLANDS SUBALPINE AND ALPINE buttercup pasque flower Scouler’s willow fairy bells mountain maple kittentails yellow fritillary bitterroot arrowleaf balsamroot Douglasia montana highbush cranberry heartleaf arnica Oregon grape woodland star cutleaf daisy mitella mitrewort skunk cabbage trillium alpine laurel water crowfoot western spring beauty steer’s head alpine chickweed sticky arnica alpine forget-me-not rosy pussytoes yellow penstemon Alberta penstemon shrubby cinquefoil mountain lover clarkia silky lupine blue flax red paintbrush nodding onion princes’ pine thimbleberry prairie smoke pointed mariposa lily queencup bead lily mountain lady slipper kinnikinnick blue camas Canadian violet roundleaf alumroot bunchberry orange honeysuckle calypso orchid woods rose Utah honeysuckle little blue violet blue camas marsh marigold white rhododendron American bistort field mint stream violet butterwort yellow monkeyflower blue monkshood coltsfoot brook saxifrage spotted saxifrage Lewis monkeyflower parrot’s beak bear grass alpine buttercup American bistort alpine wallflower moss campion rose root alpine aster smelowskia Parry’s townsendia bronze bells Cous biscuit root white mountain avens bunchberry sulphur flower shaggy daisy blanket flower lanceleaf stonecrop foam flower nine leaf lomatium cutleaf daisy showy aster mountain spray fireweed birchleaf spiraea pinedrops little larkspur meadow rue striped coralroot cotton grass white bog orchid water smartweed yellow water lily sub-alpine spiraea western St. Johnswort elephanthead cow parsnip wooly pussytoes harebell rose crown silky phacelia bracted lousewort mountain dryad partridgefoot elliptic-leaved penstemon Canadian goldenrod sticky geranium Spalding catchfly roundleaf violet pearly everlasting dogbane one-sided wintergreen white mountain heather explorer’s gentian fringed grass of parnassus Potentilla palustris mountain sorrel pink mountain heather alpine monkeyflower rock mat Montana Native Plant Society Flathead Chapter 2008
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