Identification: Manning Park, subalpine flower

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  1. Nadia White Rock

    Nadia White Rock Well-Known Member 10 Years

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    If I know name I can find and see how this flower looked in bloom
     

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  2. Eric La Fountaine

    Eric La Fountaine Contributor Forums Moderator 10 Years

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  3. Nadia White Rock

    Nadia White Rock Well-Known Member 10 Years

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    Thank you. I would never think about anemone. What was blooming time? June?
     
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    Eric La Fountaine Contributor Forums Moderator 10 Years

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    I have never seen the flowers, but they are reported to bloom fairly early after the snow melts.
     
  5. abgardeneer

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    Yes, a snow-melt plant, and therefore dependent on the elevation, aspect, etc.. You can see them in bloom into early August in the mountains around here, if you're up high enough in the moist alpine meadows where they occur... and you can see them in seed lower down on the same hike.
     
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    Hulio Active Member 10 Years

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    You'll often see them growing through the snow near the edge of its receding! They go into bloom shortly after.
     

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