Orange Honeysuckle, Lonicera ciliosa

This climbing vine has trumpet shaped flowers that are visited by Hummingbirds.

Closeup of a group of flowers

Side-view of buds that will be opening soon.

Wild Ginger, Asarum caudatum

This plant has unique flowers and lives in shady, moist areas.

White Clover, Trifolium repens

The leaves and flowers of this plant are favorites of the wild rabbits in the area.

Leafy Mitrewort, Mitella caulescens

Growing in moist shady forests, this Mitrewort flowers from the top down. There was a slight breeze when I took the picture this morning and I was concentrating on getting the flowers in focus and didn't notice the aphid until afterward.

Common Red Paintbrush, Castilleja miniata

I found this attractive native perennial growing on Spotted Deer Mountain in SW Washington.

Early Blue Violet, Viola adunca

Growing wild in our front yard, these pretty flowers are usually eaten by rabbits before I can take a photo.

Redwood Sorrel, Oxalis oregana

I found this small flower peeking out from adjacent leaves along Little Salmon Creek in SW Washington

Green carpet of sorrel leaves