A collection of information about the native plants of North America — especially the wildflowers of Oregon, Washington, and northern California
Wildflower Update, June 2022:
With the exception of southeastern Oregon (the Great Basin and Owyhee Canyonlands), most locations in the Pacific Northwest are running 2 to 3 weeks behind their "usual" schedule. The subalpine trails around the high Cascade volcanoes (Mt. Hood, Mt. Rainier, Three Sisters, etc.) may not be snow-free until August.
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