Wyethia angustifolia (Narrowleaf Mule Ears) Produces Berries and invertebrates

and invertebrates

This plant has both edible and medicinal properties

rocky slopes

both eaten fresh and made into juice

Bloom Time: April-May

Wyethia angustifolia (Narrowleaf Mule Ears) Produces Berries and invertebratesHabit: Although very similar to other species within the genus Wyethia, this tap rooted perennial can be usually identified by the abundant yellow flower heads each plant displays during the blooming season. Another distinctive feature is its long lanceolate leaves, which are usually entire, quite narrow, and tapered at both ends. Basal leaves measure up to 16 inches long by only 3 inches wide, while several, smaller, alternate leaves adorn the length