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There's a lot of elegant clarkia growing in the woods at Lime Ridge Regional Open Space.
This looks like C. tembloriensis ssp. tembloriensis because it doesn't have long hairs on the sepals and immature fruit. I don't suppose you have another picture of the flowers?
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This looks like C. tembloriensis ssp. tembloriensis because it doesn't have long hairs on the sepals and immature fruit. I don't suppose you have another picture of the flowers?
C. tembloriensis would be a pretty remarkable find for Lime Ridge, but I guess it's not outside the realm of possibility.
http://www.inaturalist.org/observations/245126
I took a few pictures of it that day. Just added the rest of them.
Thanks for adding the photos, I can see the long hairs really well now. It's definitely C. unguiculata
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