[Hawkweeds: The Genus Hieracium East of the Cascade Mts. of Oregon and Washington]

White-flowered Hawkweed, White Hawkweed

Hieracium albiflorum

Synonyms: Chlorocrepis albiflora, Hieracium helleri, Hieracium occidentale, Hieracium siskiyouense

Close-up of the inflorescence of White-flowered Hawkweed, White Hawkweed: Hieracium albiflorum (Synonyms: Chlorocrepis albiflora, Hieracium helleri, Hieracium occidentale, Hieracium siskiyouense)

The photo above shows the inflorescence of white-flowered hawkweed as photographed at about 4100' atop the ridge that divides the Cougar and Dairy Creek drainages at the southeast corner of Mt. Adams................July 10, 2005.

Close-up of the involucral bracts of White-flowered Hawkweed, White Hawkweed: Hieracium albiflorum (Synonyms: Chlorocrepis albiflora, Hieracium helleri, Hieracium occidentale, Hieracium siskiyouense)

The photo above shows a close-up of the flower head of white-flowered hawkweed as photographed at about 4100' atop the ridge that divides the Cougar and Dairy Creek drainages at the southeast corner of Mt. Adams................July 10, 2005. This is the only white-flowered hawkweed species in the Pacific Northwest. Note the thin, black bristles on the involucral bracts.

Close-up of the flower head of White-flowered Hawkweed, White Hawkweed: Hieracium albiflorum (Synonyms: Chlorocrepis albiflora, Hieracium helleri, Hieracium occidentale, Hieracium siskiyouense)

The photo above shows the white ray flowers of white-flowered hawkweed as photographed at about 4100' atop the ridge that divides the Cougar and Dairy Creek drainages at the southeast corner of Mt. Adams................July 10, 2005. Note the squared-off, fringed tips to the rays.

Paul Slichter