Comb Wash Wild Buckwheat
Eriogonum clavellatum
NatureServe conservation status
Global (G-rank): G2
State (S-rank): S1S2
Utah Wildlife Action Plan status
- SGCN
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General information
Eriogonum clavellatum or wash buckwheat is a relatively rare perennial shrub endemic to sandy and clay washes with salt and desert shrub communities in Colorado, New Mexico, and Utah. The white to pink flowers can be spotted blooming from May throughout July.
Description
Eriogonum clavellatum or wash buckwheat is a relatively rare perennial shrub endemic to sandy and clay washes with salt and desert shrub communities in Colorado, New Mexico, and Utah. The white to pink flowers can be spotted blooming from May throughout July.
Phenology
Flowering from May throughout July.
Species range
Eriognum clavellatum is endemic to the Colorado Plateaus and is found in Colorado, New Mexico and Utah.
Taxonomy
No, this species does not have taxonomic discrepancies