I’ll let you know when it blooms as soon as I find one.
Found on talus and scree slopes, cracks in bedrock.
This
fleabane is said to be similar to the large-flower fleabane (Erigeron
grandiflorus) but their ranges do not
overlap. The basal leaves of
Flett’s fleabane have stalks equal to or longer than the blades. Has consistently white ray flowets
numbering 25 to 40. Moderately
spreading-hairy (not woolly) involucral bracts (Pojar and MacKinnon, 2013)
(Sure, I’ll get right on that).
FWIW a friend of mine spotted it on Buckhorn Mountain on 7/29/2021. Here is a link to his photo.
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