Posted by: Sandy Steinman | April 4, 2015

Plumas County Wildflowers 4/3/15

The Plumas County Bloom Blog reports

The Stout-beaked Toothwort, a member of the mustard family, is blooming near the spot where Butterfly Creek and Butterfly Valley Road meet Highway 70. It is likely to be blooming in similar habitats such as the Keddie Cascades Trail.

Lemmon’s Wild Ginger has started to bloom in shady spots by flowing water on the Feather River

See photos and older reports at  Bloom Blog Wildflowers in Plumas County Northern California.


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