Arrowleaf Groundsel is a tall native wildflower of moist subalpine meadows and stream banks in western North America, with arrow-shaped leaves and clusters of yellow daisy-like flowers. It grows in large colonies along mountain streams from Alaska to California. It is an important nectar plant for butterflies and bees in subalpine habitats.
Best time to see a Arrowleaf Groundsel
The best time to see a Arrowleaf Groundsel is July–August, when about 79% of U.S. sightings happen, based on 4,592 research-grade iNaturalist observations.
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