Jun 1, 2026
North Conway stationi
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Mountains, forests, lakes, and changing seasons
Flower highlights, bloom-focused sightings, and the best places to look for flowers in New Hampshire. Use the highlight list to start quickly, then work through the full guide for a broader local view.
Sightings
360
Species
156
Active Months
12

Category Overview
This guide focuses on flowers within New Hampshire's wider region guide, with bloom-rich sightings and the places where wildflowers help define the landscape through the seasons.
Latest Sightings
A recent look at flower sightings across New Hampshire.
Jun 1, 2026
North Conway stationPhoto attribution
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May 27, 2026
Lyme Common Historic DistrictPhoto attribution
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May 27, 2026
Lyme Common Historic DistrictPhoto attribution
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May 27, 2026
Lyme Common Historic DistrictPhoto attribution
(c) Nick Kleinschmidt, some rights reserved (CC BY)
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May 27, 2026
Lyme Common Historic DistrictPhoto attribution
(c) Nick Kleinschmidt, some rights reserved (CC BY)
License: CC BY 4.0 ↗
Image may be shown cropped inside the card frame.
May 27, 2026
Lyme Common Historic DistrictPhoto attribution
(c) Nick Kleinschmidt, some rights reserved (CC BY)
License: CC BY 4.0 ↗
Image may be shown cropped inside the card frame.
Sightings Map
Start wide, then zoom in to see where flower sightings cluster across New Hampshire.
Top Highlights
These flowers are snapped the most across this region.





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Places to Start
These place guides connect well with the flowers covered in this region.

New Hampshire, US
You might spot Wood Nettle and Water Chickweed.
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New Hampshire, US
You might spot Eastern White Pine and White-Tailed Deer.
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New Hampshire, US
You might spot Eastern White Pine, Eastern Hemlock, and American Beech.
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New Hampshire, US
You might spot Eastern Hemlock, American Beech, and Partridgeberry.
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New Hampshire, US
You might spot American Toad, Spongy Moth, and Painted Trillium.
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New Hampshire, US
You might spot Eastern White Pine, Alder Buckthorn, and Multiflora Rose.
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Full Guide
The complete ranked list for this guide, ordered by sightings count.
Canada mayflower
azure bluet
sensitive fern
dame's rocket
garlic mustard
pink lady's slipper
red trillium
red-berried elder
eastern hemlock
northern starflower
ragged-robin
wild sarsaparilla
Christmas fern
Cranesbill
Yarrow
bloodroot
eastern white pine
ground-ivy
yellow trout lily
Ostrich Fern
box elder
field horsetail
green false hellebore
interrupted fern
partridgeberry
rock harlequin
sweetfern
Carolina Springbeauty
Clover
Greater celandine
Orchard Grass
Red Columbine
Solomon's plume
autumn olive
bladder campion
common mugwort
golden Alexanders
mapleleaf viburnum
striped maple
threeleaf goldthread
white meadowsweet
Bogbean
Canadian bunchberry
Cucumber Root
Eastern Skunk Cabbage
Jack-in-the-Pulpit
Japanese barberry
Large-leaved lupine
Lily of the Valley
New England aster
Philadelphia fleabane
Virginia Saxifrage
Virginia strawberry
balsam fir
bittersweet nightshade
chokecherry
cinnamon fern
common bracken
common jewelweed
common ninebark
great mullein
marsh marigold
mayapple
multiflora rose
painted trillium
purple pitcher plant
striped wintergreen
tufted vetch
water forget-me-not
western poison ivy
white clover
American Royal Fern
American black elderberry
American burnweed
American pokeweed
American white waterlily
Black Huckleberry
Black Tupelo
Blue Vervain
Broad-leaved helleborine
Canada Toadflax
Common Wrinkle-Leaved Goldenrod
Dutchman's breeches
Flat-Branched Tree-Clubmoss
Fringed Polygala
Germander Speedwell
Goatsbeard
Heath Speedwell
Indian tobacco
Irish Moss
Japanese knotweed
Oriental bittersweet
Porcelain Berry
Queen Anne's Lace
Red Osier Dogwood
Red-stemmed Feather Moss
Riverbank Grape
Spoonleaf Sundew
St John's Wort
Twinflower
Variegated Yellow Pond-Lily
Vinca Periwinkle
Wall Lettuce
Wall Scalewort
Wild Pansy
Witch Hazel
annual fleabane
balsam poplar
bearberry
bird's-foot trefoil
broadleaf arrowhead
common boneset
common buckthorn
common columbine
common milkweed
common motherwort
common selfheal
common valerian
creeping Jenny
curled dock
dwarf cinquefoil
dwarf ginseng
golden ragwort
gray birch
guelder-rose
hemp dogbane
hoary alyssum
intermediate wood fern
interrupted clubmoss
large white trillium
lowbush blueberry
mountain woodsorrel
northern coralroot
northern oak fern
orange hawkweed
pickerelweed
pitch pine
purple crownvetch
ribwort plantain
round-leaved sundew
spreading dogbane
staghorn sumac
sulphur cinquefoil
sweet vernal grass
tall meadow-rue
tamarack
tower mustards
viper's-bugloss
water smartweed
white campion
white mulberry
white turtlehead
wide leek
wild bergamot
wood nettle
yellow birch
Other Guides
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