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Plant of the Month: Candystick

Posted on June, 2016 by Mark Turner
Candystick

Every now and then when I’m hiking in the mountains I run across a really cool plant. Over Memorial Day weekend I was out with a group of friends on the trail to Lookout Mountain and Monogram Lake, off the Cascade River Road east of Marblemount in the North Cascades. We came across more candystick (aka sugarstick), Allotropa virgata, than I’ve seen in one place in the 25 years I’ve been hiking in the northwest. Continue reading →

Posted in Native Plants | Tagged Allotropa virgata, candystick, forest, native plants, Pacific Northwest, wildflowers
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