Posted by: Sandy Steinman | May 6, 2014

Oregon Wildflower Report: Rowena Plateau 5/3/14

Oregon Wildflowers has a new report for the Rowena Plateau

All around the Rowena plateau, the meadows are bursting with color – Balsamroot and Lupine being the primary contributors. We saw lots of several other wildflowers like the desert parsley, and many more whose names I don’t know. 🙂 As you hike up the Tom McCall preserve, the colors only get better, with entire meadows being full of BalsamRoot. I’m thinking this should last another week at least.

See more reports at Oregon Wildflowers


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