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PIne Mountain, oregon
Location:
25 miles east of Bend, OregonClimate: High desert, 6,500 foot elevation
Dry, rocky soil, pine forest, sagebrush
May 31, 2007
 Alyssum alyssoides |
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 Antennaria umbrinella (Cat's Paws) |
Antennaria
umbrinella: Medicinal Uses: Antennaria is useful as a soothing tea for sore throats. The plant is also a useful remedy for liver inflammation as in hepatitis. It is an effective astringent to the GI system above the ileocecal valve. It is specifically indicated for "hot, febrile children with poorly organized, fruitless expectoration." Source: Moore, M. Medicinal Plants of the Mountain West. Museum of New Mexico Press, 2003 |
 Arabis hirsuita (Hairy Rockcress) |
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 Arabis holboellii (Holboel's Rockcress) |
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 Arabis sparsiflora |
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 Arctostaphylos patula (Green Manzanita) |
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 Astragalus conjunctivus var. conjunctivus (Stiff Milkvetch) |
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 Astragalus filipes |
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 Astragalus purshii |
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 Collinsia parviflora (Little Blue-Eyed Mary) |
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 Eriogonum umbellatum var. polyanthem (Sulphur Flower) |
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 Fragaria virginiana (Wild Virginia Strawberry) |
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 Lithospermum ruderale (Western Gromwell) |
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 Lomatium ambiguum |
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 Microseris nutans |
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 Phlox gracilis (Midget Phlox) |
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 Purshia tridentata |
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 Ribes cereum (Wax Currant) |