Castilleja miniata Douglas ex Hook. ssp. dixonii (Fernald) Kartesz
[= Castilleja miniata var. dixonii]

Washington: Clallam County: Olympic National Park. Very northern end of Second Beach. Elev. 10 m.
47.89321° N, 124.63041° W
Datum: WGS 84. Uncertainty: 3 meters. Coordinate Source: Field notes.
Small bay surrounded by steep, very disturbed and eroded bluffs with some seepy areas; associated with various grasses, Lomatium, Artemisia, various ferns, and Manzanita. Found in steep, rocky places with shallow soils; found in the soil patches among the rocks, rather than the soil/rock 'washes' between crevices of the cliffs. Leaves succulent, ovate-lanceolate and blunt-tipped, glabrous; stems creeping; flowers bright orangey-red to washed-out peachy color. Phenology: Flowers.

Sarah J. Jacobs 2015-0024a, Jun 25, 2015
With Marius Myrvold
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