Flora, Shrubs & Trees of the Lower 48 & Hawaii - Updated & reorganized 2023.3.26.

All of the plant images in this gallery are collated alphabetically by the STATE ABBREVIATION, then by PLANT GROUP abbreviated as follows (AOSY) Agave, Ocotillo, Succulent & Yucca (CTS) Cactus (DS) Desertscape (F) Forbs (TS) Trees, Shrubs (ZUK) Unknow species, staging for identification. Then followed by the Subgroup & COMMON NAME, before the SCIENTIFIC NAME of the species. All the images on this Gallery are protected by US Copyright laws. No images may be copied or downloaded without formal written permission from Tom Jesiolowski/Northland Arts Nature Images.

ID-F-CLARKIA-DEERHORN (Clarkia pulchella) 2018.7.1#3476. Also called Pink Fairies. Discovered by Lewis Meriwether on a steep hillside near Kamiah Idaho. Described afterwards by Clark. Clark described the corolla superior as four pale purple petals which are tripartite. It later became the type species for Clarkia. Certainly eye catching in form and color. I found these fairly abundant in ID and MT but most were on steep mostly unclimbable rocky banks. This image was captured near the top of White Bird Grade Idaho.

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ID-F-CLARKIA-DEERHORN (Clarkia pulchella) 2018.7.1#3476. Also called Pink Fairies. Discovered by Lewis Meriwether on a steep hillside near Kamiah Idaho. Described afterwards by Clark. Clark described the corolla superior as four pale purple petals which are tripartite. It later became the type species for Clarkia. Certainly eye catching in form and color. I found these fairly abundant in ID and MT but most were on steep mostly unclimbable rocky banks. This image was captured near the top of White Bird Grade Idaho.

Clarkia pulchella Deerhorn Clarkia Pink Fairies Idaho Montana