Labrador Indian Paintbrush

Overview

Labrador Indian Paintbrush (Castilleja septentrionalis) is a wildflower species native to the subarctic and boreal climate regions of Labrador, Canada. It is a perennial herb that has an upright, hairy stems and forms clumps of bright yellow flowers. In early summer, the flowers bloom and turn a brilliant shade of red. This flower can be found in moist, marshy areas such as muskegs, stream edges, and riparian zones. It is an important species for pollinators, and many species of bees are drawn to its nectar. With its bright colors and unique form, the Labrador Indian Paintbrush is a beautiful flower to admire!

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