Whidbey & Fidalgo Island Flowers

To the best of my knowledge, these names are reasonably accurate. If you see a plant misnamed or any errors on these pages, please email me. Just click on a thumbnail to view a high resolution close up.

? Sorbus spp	Mountain ash, Rowan, Winterbeam, European mountain ash, Greene's mountain ash, Cascade Mountain Ash, Sitka mountain-ash, western mountain-ash, Pacific mountain-ash and many more...	Medicinal Mountain Ash Wine Edible .	I have scoured the web for the genus Sorbus and found all the orange/red berried ones look alike to my uneducated eye. If you can determine which this Sorbus is, please email me.
This Sorbus could be one of four species: Sorbus airia - introduced Sorbus aucuparia - introduced Sorbus scopulina - native Sorbus sitchensis - introduced	The first 10 photographs were taken mid- May.	.	.
.	.	This and the next photograph were taken mid-June.	.
This and the next photograph were taken late Aug.	.	This photograph was taken in mid-December.	.

= Poisonous to animal and/or human
= Noxious or Invasive in Washington
= Crop weed in Washington
= Federal Noxious weed in Washington
= Native to Washington
= endangered in Washington
= Found on Whidbey and/or Fidalgo Islands

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Common Names: N-S
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Endangered Flowers, Washington

Scientific Names: A-F
Scientific Names: G-M
Scientific Names: N-S
Scientific Names: T-Z

Noxious Flowers , Washington

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