Dwarf Owl’s Clover is unique in that you mostly see the brown to red, covered in tiny hairs. The actual flower is very difficult to see, as it is also reddish in color and very tiny. This plant grows at lower elevations in grasslands.
Lower Table Rock trail, April 10, 2025
Look carefully to see the tiny flowers; they are reddish, photo taken at Basket Slough, April 19, 2024
Photo taken at Basket Slough, April 19, 2024. Click on this photo to return to the Blue/Purple/Brown/Green Wildflowers page