One of the earliest wildflowers to pop out of the ground, the Yellow Bell is a brilliant splash of color in the hills and meadows east of the Cascades. Usually there is only one or two flowers per stalk. The flower head hangs down, and as it ages it turns to dark red.
McCall Point trail, March 22, 2025
Catherine Creek trail, March 13, 2024
Patti's trail, Zumwalt Prairie, May 15, 2021
Memaloose Hills trail, March 14, 2024
Memaloose Hills trail, March 29, 2023
Photo from hike at Memaloose Hills, March 31, 2019. Click on this photo to return to the Yellow/Orange Wildflowers page