Here's one from July 26, 2017 near Little Castle Lake in the Castle Crag Wilderness. I can seem to find anything on the wildflower sites that looks like it to me.
Yet another flower question
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Re: Yet another flower question
Weird, I've never seen anything like that. The only thing that comes close is hardhack (Douglas' spirea), but it has much denser inflorescences. I guess it could be a mutant hardhack with loose clusters? At least the leaves match.
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Well that makes me feel better for not being able to come up with anything. Hardhack was as close as I could come too, right spot for it near the lake shore.adamschneider wrote: ↑February 29th, 2020, 11:29 amWeird, I've never seen anything like that. The only thing that comes close is hardhack (Douglas' spirea), but it has much denser inflorescences. I guess it could be a mutant hardhack with loose clusters? At least the leaves match.
Re: Yet another flower question
Yes, hardhack for sure - just not fully bloomed like we're used to seeing it.