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1 Species ID Suggestions

Zach Palmer
Zach Palmer 12 years ago
Purple sage
Salvia Leucophylla


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that is simple. in the right lower corner of the comment is a red ex, press that sign, and it will be deleted at once

Zach Palmer
Zach Palmer 12 years ago

Looking closer from another phone showed me I'm absolutely wrong! Definitely lupine! I wish I knew how to remove a comment.

jason.dzurisin
jason.dzurisin 12 years ago

The whorled leaf structure gives it away as lupine and not sage.

http://www.rickcallahanphotography.com/i...

Some lupines are weedy...perhaps a non-native?

~Jason

Zach Palmer
Zach Palmer 12 years ago

This is the area that purple sage are common. Although from the poor resolution it appears like a lupine's flower structure. Lupine aren't found growing naturally ( looking like the picture) in the area!

jason.dzurisin
jason.dzurisin 13 years ago

That is certainly Lupine (Lupinus spp.). Can't pick out the species from the photo.

steve.bakerjr
Spotted by
steve.bakerjr

Bend, Oregon, USA

Spotted on Mar 5, 2011
Submitted on Mar 4, 2011

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