Jun 19, 2026
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Rainforests, mountains, islands, coasts, and wildlife
Flower highlights, bloom-focused sightings, and the best places to look for flowers in Washington. Use the highlight list to start quickly, then work through the full guide for a broader local view.
Sightings
54
Species
215
Active Months
12

Category Overview
This guide focuses on flowers within Washington'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 Washington.
Jun 19, 2026
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Jun 11, 2026
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Jun 6, 2026
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Jun 6, 2026
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Jun 4, 2026
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Jun 4, 2026
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Sightings Map
Start wide, then zoom in to see where flower sightings cluster across Washington.
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.

Washington, US
You might spot Bigleaf Maple, Mule Deer, and Oregon Grape.
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Washington, US
You might spot Western Skunk Cabbage, Thimbleberry, and Barred Owl.
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Washington, US
You might spot Sitka Spruce, Salmonberry, and Pacific Banana Slug.
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Washington, US
You might spot Pacific Banana Slug and Oregon Forestsnail.
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Washington, US
You might spot Thimbleberry, Modesty, and Arctic Butterbur.
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Washington, US
You might spot Cascade Oregon-Grape, Oregon Anemone, and Bride's Bonnet.
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Full Guide
The complete ranked list for this guide, ordered by sightings count.
thimbleberry
western skunk cabbage
Daisy
Yarrow
western sword fern
California poppy
bigleaf maple
great horsetail
Pacific trillium
purple foxglove
Goatsbeard
Oregon woodsorrel
Osoberry
Salmonberry
red-berried elder
salal
western maidenhair fern
Oregon grape
Sitka spruce
Vine Maple
Western Red Cedar
Yellow Iris
western hemlock
white pasqueflower
Ocean spray
Pacific Bleeding Heart
Western Lily of the Valley
Western Rattlesnake Plantain
common alkanet
licorice fern
Bride's Bonnet
Candy Flower
Columbia lily
Glacier Lily
Threeleaf Foamflower
fringe cups
Baldhip Rose
Bear's breeches
Douglas Fir
great blanketflower
poison hemlock
western columbine
Armenian Blackberry
Balkan toadflax
Bog Labrador Tea
Cherry laurel
Coastal Monkeyflower
Common Snowberry
Creeping buttercup
Herb Robert
Pacific ninebark
Red Osier Dogwood
Western Starflower
coastal manroot
common bracken
field bindweed
fireweed
grand fir
orange honeysuckle
sugarstick
Broad-leaved Stonecrop
Bull Thistle
Clover
Devil's Club
Dwarf Fireweed
Heath Speedwell
Hollyhock
Lady Fern
Large-leaved Avens
Lewis' mock orange
One-flowered Wintergreen
Oregon Stonecrop
Pacific Dogwood
Pacific coralroot
Pacific rhododendron
Pacific silver fir
Redstem Stork's-bill
Scotch Broom
Silverleaf phacelia
Spreading Phlox
Subalpine Fleabane
Trailing Blackberry
Twinflower
Western Bog Laurel
White-flowered Rhododendron
Youth-on-Age
bittersweet nightshade
chokecherry
common beargrass
common cowparsnip
common woolly sunflower
deer fern
Horse Chestnut
oxeye daisy
parsnipflower buckwheat
pearly everlasting
ragwort
spotted coralroot
subalpine fir
tansy
twinberry honeysuckle
white clover
Ajuga
Alfalfa
Alpine Enchanter's-nightshade
American parsley fern
American trailplant
Annual Honesty
Arrowleaf Senecio
Bird'S-Eye Gilia
Black Locust
Bull Kelp
Bush Penstemon
Butterfly bush
California Wild Rose
Cascade Beardtongue
Cattail
Common Whitlowgrass
Cornflower
Creeping Bellflower
Curlycup Gumweed
Cut-Leaf Fleabane
Davidson'S Penstemon
Deptford pink
Elephant's-Head lousewort
European Holly
European Woodland Sedge
Fairy-slipper
Germander Speedwell
Ghost Pipe
Grand Collomia
Green Alkanet
Grouse Whortleberry
Hedge mustard
Hooker's fairybells
Italian arum
Ivy-leaved toadflax
Lesser hop trefoil
Linearleaf Phacelia
Littleleaf Silverback
Mountain Bog Gentian
Nootka rose
Northern Holly Fern
Oregon Ash
Oregon Boxwood
Oregon oak
Pacific madrone
Pacific oak fern
Prickly Russian Thistle
Queen Anne's Lace
Red Huckleberry
Redwood Violet
Reed Canary Grass
Rose Spirea
Rose campion
Rose of Sharon
Rubber Rabbitbrush
Saskatoon
Scouler's Corydalis
Sickletop Lousewort
Silky Lupine
Silver Hairgrass
Sitka valerian
Striped Coralroot
Sweet Woodruff
Tulip Tree
Urn Hair Moss
Vinca Periwinkle
Wall Lettuce
Western Bunchberry
Western Wild Ginger
White Inside-Out Flower
Wild Basil
Woods' rose
Yellow Beardtongue
Yellow Rattle
Yorkshire fog
beach strawberry
beaked hazelnut
brittle bladderfern
broad-leaved sweet pea
common dandelion
common selfheal
creeping thistle
crevice alumroot
golden currant
hairy vetch
henbit deadnettle
horseweed
large-flowered triteleia
lesser celandine
moth mullein
mountain hemlock
nipplewort
pineapple-weed
pinesap
pink mountainheath
pipsissewa
prairie smoke
red deadnettle
scarlet pimpernel
small camas
spike trisetum
spotted knapweed
sulfur buckwheat
sweet cicely
vanilla leaf
variableleaf collomia
viper's-bugloss
wavyleaf thistle
wax currant
western larch
western moss-heather
white bog orchid
wild teasel
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