Wildflowers Found in Oregon

Cut Leaved Daisy

Erigeron compositius - Locally common, late spring-early summer, perennial, 4-10 in. Tuft small. Stems glandular, unbranched, usually leafless. Basal leaves spoon-shaped, always lobed, sometimes divided again, usually covered with hairs, sometimes densely so. Flower head solitary; purple-tipped bracts form a cup holding a white, pink, or blue ray flowers, or sometimes at higher altitudes, rayless. Many yellow disk flowers. Grows in sandy, rocky soils at mostly mid to high elevations. Native.