delphenium

Delphenium	barbeyi Tall Larkspur
Delphenium barbeyi (Little Dolphin), Tall Larkspur, growing in in moist, shaded, subalpine forest of Engelmann Spruce at an elevation of 10,400 feet in Cedar Breaks National Monument, Utah.
Delphenium	carolinacum Plains Larkspur
Delphenium carolinacum, Plains Larkspur, growing in grasslands near Wray, Colorado, elevation 3,700 feet, June 9, 2007.
Delphenium	nuttallianum Nuttall's Delphenium
Delphenium (little dolphin) nuttallianum, Nuttall's Larkspur, growing in a moist mixed conifer forest in Sugarite State Park, New Mexico, elevation 8,100 feet, August 18, 2006. Substrate is slimy mud, Morrison Formation. Height 76 cm., erect and columnar, flowers 25 mm long, 17 mm wide, leaves much divided, alternate, length 45 mm, width 45 mm., petiole length 17 mm.
Delphenium	sapollenis Dots Ugly Larkspur
Delphenium sapollenis, Dot's Ugly Larkspur, growing in Ponderosa or Mixed Confier Forest on Capitan Mountain, 9,300 Feet, September 2, 2002. Associated species include Verbena macdougalii, spike verbena, and cirsium pallidum, yellow thistle.
Delphenium	parishii Desert Larkspur
Delphenium parishii, Desert Larkspur, growing at 2,400 foot elevation in Mesas just east of Sheep Bridge Arizona. Sheep Bridge crosses the Verde River about 30 miles north of Pheonix, Arizona.
Delphenium	wootonii Organ Mountains Delphenium
Delphenium wootonii, Organ Mountains Delphenium, growing in meadows in mixed conifer forests on Capitan Mountain, New Mexico, elevation 6,320 feet, May 20, 2004.