Forest Jewels
Yellow Cat's Ear gets its name because looking at the fuzzy hairs in the flower is a lot like looking in a cat's ear. It's a common bulb up to about 4,000 feet and offers up springtime color in shady forests that are covered with pine needles most of the year. The flower is about a half inch in diameter.
Calochortus monophyllus
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Elaine @ 06-12-2010