[Manzanitas: The Genus Arctostaphylos West of the Cascade Mountains of Oregon and Washington]

A close-up view of a flower cluster of white-leaved manzanita as seen along the trail to Upper Table Rock to the north of Medford, OR........April 4, 2009. Note the sticky, gland-tipped hairs on each of the pedicels.

Close-up views of an inflorescence and whitish leaf of white-leaved manzanita as seen in the Jacksonville Woodlands in Jacksonville, OR.........April 6, 2009.

White-leaved manzanita and their attractive, dark bark as seen in the Jacksonville Woodlands in Jacksonville, OR........April 6, 2009. Click each photo to see an enlarged view.

A close-up of the leaves and flowers of white-leaved manzanita as seen at left along the trail to Upper Table Rock to the north of Medford, OR.........April 4, 2009. The photo at right shows white-leaved manzanita blooming at the Rough and Ready Botanical Wayside south of O'Brien, OR.....April 22, 2021.

White-leaved manzanita as seen along the trail to Upper Table Rock to the north of Medford, OR........April 4, 2009.

White-leaved manzanita as seen at the Eight Dollar Mountain Botanical Wayside to the southwest of Selma, Oregon..........April 27, 2012.

White-leaved manzanita blooming downhill about one and one-half miles from the upper, west end of the Tj Howell Botanical Drive, Rogue River-Siskiyou National Forest......April 6, 2022. This species was being heavily used by moths and butterflies as a nectar source on this particular day.