The Central Wasatch Mountains are located east of Salt Lake City in Utah. Some of these species of flowers only occur in the higher elevations. Others can be found on the foothills where they bloom earlier in the year. Wild flowers can usually be seen from April through September. I created this page so that all of these photos could easily be found in one album. My Central Wasatch page was starting to overflow with so many flowers that it was getting hard to keep track of them all. I tried to find all of the photos that belong here but I may have missed a few.

If you have any photos of your own feel free to add them.

Images

Color and Granite

Rhus trilobata

Sego Lilies lit by rising Sun

Cardiff Pass Wild Flowers

Wild Blue Flax (Linum lewisii)

Wasatch Flowers

Wildflowers on the east shoulder of Gobblers Knob

Coppermallow

Dromedary peak from the south...

Mule Ears at the base of Olympus

Coppermallow (Sphaeralcea coccinea)

Mitrewort flowers

Lanceleaf spring-beauty up close

Arrowleaf Balsamroot

Dandelion-head of Yellow Salsify in moonlight

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Dean

Ah, bring on springtime

Voted 10/10

After the gusty winds and horizontal driven snow here in Lehi all day yesterday (april 3rd), this album offers non allergenic relief. I am so ready for spring and this album really sets the stage for it nicely. Beautiful pics.

Posted Apr 4, 2009 6:01 am


	mountaingazelle	Re: Ah, bring on springtime
	Hasn't voted	Thanks Dean! I guess we are getting all of these spring snowstorms to make up for the drier weather earlier in the year. The pictures are mostly from other Utah SPers who are good at photographing flowers. I’m still learning how to identify them. I may add some photos of my own when it stops snowing.
		Posted Apr 4, 2009 8:15 pm

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