image Christian Barnard1. Dodecatheon hendersonii - Henderson's shooting star
Inhabits moist to wet meadows, grassy bluffs and stream banks.
image Rod Gilbert2. Erythronium oreganum - Easter lily
Forming enchanting drifts of white nodding flowers our native Easter lily can be found in dry to moist meadows and open forest.
image Rod Gilbert3. Camassia quamash - Common camas
Camas inhabits open meadows and grassy slopes.
image Bob Keller4. Triteleia hyacinthina - Fools onion
Found in open grasslands, coastal bluffs and rocky grasslands.
Found in open grasslands, coastal bluffs and rocky grasslands.
5. Allium acuminatum - Hookers onion
Can be found thriving on dry hills and flats, rocky open knolls and coastal headlands.
6. Antennaria rosea - Rosy pussytoes
Occupies dry grassy slopes, meadows and along river terraces from sea level to the sub alpine zone.
image Rod Gilbert7. Sisyrinchium douglasii - Satin flower
One of our earliest wildflowers, it can be found in our Garry oak ecosystems or on rocky bluffs.
image Robin8. Lamium utrulatum - Spring gold
Inhabits our dry open meadows.
image random truth9. Ranunculus occidentalis - Western buttercup
A very common flower in our parks the Western buttercup can be found in meadows, woodlands, thickets, and along our beaches and streams.
image via Botany BC
A very common flower in our parks the Western buttercup can be found in meadows, woodlands, thickets, and along our beaches and streams.
image via Botany BC2. Fritillaria affinis syn. F. lanceolata - Chocolate lily
Fritillaria is found in open Garry Oak meadows. grassy bluffs and open forests.
image Rod Gilbert