Erect rough stem, hairy; perennial; blooms mid-summer with long bloom period.
Leaves: Fatter lance-shaped leaves, mostly sessile, some with petiole
Flowers: Single flower (uniflora) per stem, yellow rays, yellow disks; flower generally dries on plant, seeds quite recognizable as small sunflower seeds.
Habitat: Dry hillsides
Range: May be found in Washington, Oregon, Idaho (see on Moscow Mountain, Paradise Ridge)
Could be grown in wilder, drier part of flower garden.
Photo taken on White Pine field trip to Elk Creek Falls.