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mountain harebell
Scientific Name: Campanula lasiocarpa
Family: Campanulaceae
Category: Dicot
Growth: Forb/herb
Duration: Perennial
Other Names: WA (Alaska harebell)
Mountain Harebell (Campanula lasiocarpa)
The Mountain Harebell, scientifically known as Campanula lasiocarpa, is a charming wildflower native to the northwestern regions of North America.
Common Names
- Mountain Harebell
- Alaska Harebell
- Alaska Bellflower
Taxonomy and Nomenclature
- Scientific Name: Campanula lasiocarpa
- Family: Campanulaceae (Bellflower Family)
- Order: Asterales
- Synonyms: The text also mentions Campanula rotundifolia and Campanula parryi variety parryi (Parry's Harebell), although it is unclear if these are true synonyms or closely related species.
Distribution and Habitat
- This plant is found in the northwestern portion of North America, including Alaska and Montana.
- It typically grows in meadows at high elevations in the mountains, especially in montane and subalpine regions.
Morphological Characteristics and Growth Habits
- The Mountain Harebell is known for its bluebell-like flowers.
- It blooms during the summer and fall.
Additional Information
- The text references various locations where the Mountain Harebell can be observed, such as Lyon Creek trail in Babine Mountains Provincial Park, Mt. Marathon in Seward, Alaska, Glacier National Park, Montana, and Denali National Park, Alaska.
- It is associated with the mountainous regions of the Western US, often blooming in summer and fall.
Resources
- Alaska Wild Flowers website for photos and information.
- Dave's Garden community for gardening tips.
- TripAdvisor for photos of the plant in various locations like Red Rock Canyon and Waterton Lakes National Park.
- Lady Bird Johnson Wildflower Center, focused on protecting and preserving North America's native plants.