Enjoy wildflowers of the Rogue River Preserve organized by color and common names. Species names are included as well.

Wildflowers of the Rogue River Preserve

sorted by color and then alphabetically by common name
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scroll down or jump to a color group:
Red and orange flowers
Yellow flowers
Blue and purple flowers
Pink flowers
White flowers

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Red and Orange Flowers

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California poppy

Eschscholzia californica

Orange columbine

Aquilegia formosa

Orange honeysuckle

Lonicera ciliosa

Red bells

Fritillaria recurva

Yellow Flowers

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Bigseed biscuitroot

Lomatium macrocarpum

Blow-wives

Achryachaena mollis

California celery

Lomatium cailifonicum

Common lomatium

Lomatium utriculatum

Deltoid balsamroot

Balsamorhiza deltoidea

Douglas violet

Viola douglasii

Fitch's tarweed

Centromadia fitchii

Lace-leaf biscuitroot

Lomatium dissectum

Mugwort

Artemesia douglasii

Mule's ears

Wyethia angustifolia

Oregon sunshine

Eriophyllum lanatum

Showy fall tarweed

Madia elegans densifolia

Showy spring tarweed

Madia elegans vernalis

Stream violet

Viola glabella

Sweet cicily

Osmorhiza occidentalis

Blue and Purple Flowers

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Bach's calicoflower

Dowingia bacigalupii

Bicolored lupine

Lupinus bicolor

Blue dicks

Dipterostemon capitatus

Blue-eyed grass

Sisyribchum bellum

Checker lily

Fritillaria affinis

Chinese pagoda

Collinisia grandiflora

Dead nettle

Lamium amplexicaule

Dog violet

Viola adunca

Downy navarretia

Navarretia pubescens

Elegant brodiaea

Brodiaea elegans

Fringepod

Thysanocarpus radians

Great camas

Camassia leichtlinii

Hound's tongue

Adelina grande

Ookow

Dichelostamma congestum

Oregon geranium

Geranium oreganum

Purple henbit

Lamium purpureum

Purple-eyed grass

Olysnium douglasii

Selfheal

Prunella vulgaris

Silver lupine

Lupinus albifrons

Skullcap

Scuttellaria antirrhinoides

Small-flowered blue-eyed Mary

Collinsia parviflora

Sparse blue-eyed Mary

Collinsia sparsiflora

Sticky blue-eyed Mary

Collinisa linearis

Vinegarweed

Trichostemma lanceolata

Wild ginger

Asaurum caudatum

Pink Flowers

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Babystars

Leptosiphon bicolor

Bleeding heart

Dicentra formosia

Cow's udders

Trifoliun depaperatum

Four-spot clarkia

Clarkia purpurea ssp quadrivulnera

Hairy honeysuckle

Lonicera hispidula

Henderson's fawnlily

Erythronium hendersonii

Seablush

Plectritus congesta

Showy milkweed

Asclepias speciosa

Slender phlox

Microseris gracilis

Whitetip clover

Trifolum variagatum

Wood rose

Rosa gymnocarpa

Narrowleaf milkweed

Asclepias fascicularis

Woodland star

Lithophragma glabrum

Winecup clarkia

Clarkia purpurea viminea

White Flowers

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Annual knawel

Scleranthus annuus

Blow-wives (fruit)

Achyrachaena mollis

Carrotleaf horkelia

Horkelia daucifolia

Cow parsnip

Heracleum lanatum

Death camas

Zigadensus venenosus

Dotseed plantain

Plantago erecta

Drop-pod (fruit)

Athysanus pusillus

Eyelash weed

Blepharipappus scaber

Grand collomia

Collomia grandiflora

Hayfield tarweed

Hemizonia congesta

Henderson's triteleia

Triteleia hendersonii

Large-flowered woolly meadowfoam

Limnanthes pumila grandiflora

Largeleaf sandwort

Moehingria macrophylla

Martha Washington Lily

Lilium washingtonianum

Meadow nemophilia

Nemophilia pedunculata

Mock orange

Philadelphis lewisii

Mouse-tails

Myosurus minimus

Northwestern saxifrage

Micranthes intergrifolia

Pacific ninebark

Physocarpus capitatus

Paper onion

Allium amplectens

Poison-oak

Toxicodendron diversilobum

Q-tips

Micropus californica

Spur lupine

Lupinus arbustus

Stream wakerobin

Trillium albidum

Turkey mullein

Croton setigerus

Valley tassel paintbrush

Castilleja attenuata

Western trillium

Trillium ovatum

White brodiaea

Triteleia hyacinthina

White fairypoppy

Meconella oregana

Whitehead navarretia

Navarretia leucocephala

Photo Credits: Kristi Mergenthaler, Stewardship Director at Southern Oregon Land Conservancy

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