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Common name: Mountain Blue Bells - Lanceleaf Chiming Bells
Latin name:
Mertensia lanceolata

Mountain Blue Bells - Mertensia cilatata
Annual/Perennial: Perennial

Flowers: May to June
Flower size:
3/4"

Found in:
Plains to Montane

Height: 10" - 12"
Invasive:
No
Native species:
No
Useful in garden: Yes

Image taken:
Grand County near Williams Fork Reservoir 

Pictured Wildflower: Mountain Blue Bells - Mertensia lanceolata
Wildflower Field notes: Mountain Blue Bells is a common wildflower that can be found growing at lower elevations. It prefers dry areas in fields, meadows, and clearings. Mountain Blue Bells is very drought tolerant making it a good candidate for the Xeriscape or wildflower garden.
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