Wildflower Wednesday

Electric‑blue common chicory lighting up a dusty roadside in Summit County—proof that even hard‑packed soil can burst into bloom.

Environment

Wildflower Wednesday: Spotting Common Chicory’s electric‑blue blooms

by Rebecca Brenner
Published: Jul 30, 2025

A bee collects pollen from stinking chamomile blooming along a Park City trail.

Environment

Wildflower Wednesday: Wild Chamomile spreads across Park City trailheads

by Rebecca Brenner
Published: Jul 23, 2025

Tufted evening primrose (Oenothera caespitosa) brightens a sun‑baked trail in Park City’s foothills.

Environment

Wildflower Wednesday: Dusk‑blooming primrose paints the Wasatch in pink and white

by Rebecca Brenner
Published: Jul 16, 2025

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Environment

Wildflower Wednesday: Indian paintbrush’s crimson spikes color the Wasatch

by Rebecca Brenner
Published: Jul 9, 2025

Velvety thimbleberry leaves crowd both sides of a shaded single-track, forming a lush green corridor on a high-elevation trail near Park City.

Environment

Wildflower Wednesday: Thimbleberry blooms line high Wasatch trails

by Rebecca Brenner
Published: Jul 2, 2025

Environment

Wildflower Wednesday: Rare hybrid cactus blooming across Park City hillsides

by Rebecca Brenner
Published: Jun 25, 2025

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A blooming Woods Rose (Rosa woodsii) adds a splash of vibrant pink to a shaded trail in Park City. Native to Utah, this hardy wildflower thrives in a variety of habitats and elevations across Summit County.

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Wildflower Wednesday: Woods Rose brings beauty and resilience to Summit County landscapes

by Rebecca Brenner
Published: Jun 18, 2025

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