Parrot’s Beak

White uniquely shaped flowers, often thought to resemble a parrot’s beak, clustered around a tall stamen. The flower likes to grow under trees. The leaves are long and narrow, and often have a purple, reddish hue.
Wildflower Details
Scientific Name: | Pedicularis racemosa |
Native: | Yes |
Growing Season: | Early to mid summer. |
Soil Type: | Woodlands |
Other Names: | Sickletop Lousewort, Sickle-top |
Habitat: | Subalpine |
Family: | Broomrape |