Trollius albiflorus, June 6, 2023
June 16, Linkins Lake, 12,000’
Common & scientific name
Globeflower, Trollius albiflorus
Family
Buttercup, Ranunculaceae
Location
Lower Lost man, 10,500’
Fun, weird, helpful, or little known fact
These newly-blooming flowers will morph from light yellow to white over the next several days. In addition to marsh marigolds, globeflowers can be confused with Narcissus-flowered anemones, Anemonastrom narcissiflorum, which bloom a bit later and have hairy stems, where globeflowers are hairless.