We are lucky to live in a community which puts aside much wild land for the population to enjoy. We live just minutes away from a forest with many trails in different directions going for miles. One could get lost in there for hours. I take my dog for walks in there. There are some areas with old growth forest which have magnificent trees and many wild flowers.
I found some nice varieties up there, some are even considered rare.
Once spring hits I try to hit he trails frequently to look what is blooming and I often take pictures.
Let me share some of our beautiful Oregon Wildflowers with you.
Columbia Windflower - Anemone deltoidea
Red Columbine - Aquilegia formosa
Hairy Rockcress - Arabis hirsuta
Elegant Cat's Ear - Calochortus elegans
Fairyslipper Orchid - Calypso bulbosa
Pacific Bleeding Heart - Dicentra formosa
Rattlesnake orchid - Goodyera oblongifolia
Orange Honeysuckle - Lonicera ciliosa
Yellow leaf Iris - Iris chrysophylla
Toughleaf Iris - Iris tenax
Nine-leaf Lomatium - Lomatium triternatum
Nutall's Larkspur - Delphinium Nuttallii
maybe: Longleaf Phlox - Phlox longifolia
Nuttalli dogwood - Cornus nuttallii
Oregon Fawn Lili - Erythronium oregonum
Tall Oregon Grape - Mahonia aquifolium
Pink Fawn Lili - Erythronium revolutum
Common Camash - Camassia quamash
Leafybract Aster - Aster foliaceus
Queen's Cup Lili - Clintonia uniflora
Oregon Checker Mallow - Sidalcea oregana
Western Starflower - Trientalis borealis subsp. latifolia
I hope you enjoyed walking through my woods with
me enjoying our beautiful wild flowers?