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Claytonia lanceolata
spotted at about 7500 ft this flower was only about an inch off the ground It is one of the first blooming flowers here in Utah high on the mountains A small, slender, delicate plant with succulent leaves at the base and midstem and a loose raceme of white, pink, or rose, bowl-shaped flowers. Habit: native perennial herb; from large round tuber; appearance varies by variety
Spotted on Mar 31, 2012
Submitted on Mar 31, 2012
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