Logan Canyon Endemic Plants

In Logan Canyon, there are six endemic plant species. These specific plants are only found in Logan Canyon.
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A small mustard that grows between 3-9 cm and has delicate yellow flowers. Can be found in damp and shady areas at higher elevations along the canyon.

A small flowering plant that grows 4-10 cm in height and is found in damp overhanging rocks, ledges, and crevices. This species blooms in mid to late May and is considered to be threatened.

This is a penstemon that is found near Tony Grove. It is much shorter than other penstemons in the area. It can be found blooming in mid-July. 

A small and fragile plant that has only been found along a particular segment of the road to Tony Grove Lake. Found in dry soil and blooming in mid-July. Commonly known as Owl's foot.

The Erigeron is a small daisy-like flower that is found in rock crevices at high elevations such as Mt. Naomi.

A  thin grasslike plant that is found in the rock crevices at high elevations such as Mt. Naomi.

This is a small violet that is found in clumps along rock walls in the canyon. The flower of the violet is similar to the common violet found in lawns.