Wildflowers Found in Oregon

Oaks Toothwort

Cardamine nuttallii Locally common, early spring, perennial, 4-8 in. Upright, hairless. Stem slender, undivided. Leaf art base single, entire to shallowly lobed; 2 upper stem leaves with short petioles are divided into 3-5 oblong sessile leaflets 1/2- 2 in. with sharply pointed tips. Flowers in showy cluster; petals 4, pale pink to purple or rarely white. Seedpods 3/4-2 in. long, narrow, ascending. Grows in deep humus soils in moist sites, forests, at low to mid elevations. Native.