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Wildflowers Blooming in Utah in March

45 species · iNaturalist data

45 wildflowers were recorded blooming in Utah in March in our iNaturalist sample; 12 of the top 50 are at their peak this month. The list is ranked by number of research-grade observations.

Top wildflowers in March

All wildflowers blooming in Utah in March

#SpeciesScientific nameFamilyObs.Peak in state
1Redstem Stork's-billErodium cicutariumGeranium family209Mar (peak)
2Creeping MahoniaBerberis repensbarberry family67Apr (rising)
3Yellow FritillaryFritillaria pudicalily family55Apr (rising)
4Glacier LilyErythronium grandiflorumlily family53Apr (rising)
5Greenleaf ManzanitaArctostaphylos patulaheath family53May (rising)
6Bird's-Eye SpeedwellVeronica persicaPlantain Family47Mar (peak)
7Henbit DeadnettleLamium amplexicauleMint Family41Apr (rising)
8Pointleaf ManzanitaArctostaphylos pungensheath family39Mar (peak)
9Arrowleaf BalsamrootBalsamorhiza sagittataSunflowers, Daisies, Asters, and Allies36May (rising)
10Corn GromwellBuglossoides arvensisborage family24Apr (rising)
11Oregon grapeBerberis aquifoliumbarberry family18Mar (peak)
12Narrowleaf PuccoonLithospermum incisumborage family14Apr (rising)
13Western WallflowerErysimum capitatummustard family13May (rising)
14Notch-leaf ScorpionweedPhacelia crenulataborage family12May (rising)
15Common WhitlowgrassDraba vernamustard family12Mar (peak)
16Annual HonestyLunaria annuamustard family12Apr (rising)
17Shepherd's-PurseCapsella bursa-pastorismustard family11Apr (rising)
18Common DandelionTaraxacum officinaleSunflowers, Daisies, Asters, and Allies10May (rising)
19Golden CurrantRibes aureumGooseberry Family9Apr (rising)
20Lesser PeriwinkleVinca minorDogbane Family9Apr (rising)
21Antelope BitterbrushPurshia tridentatarose family8Apr (rising)
22Box ElderAcer negundosoapberry family7Apr (rising)
23Winding Mariposa LilyCalochortus flexuosuslily family7Apr (rising)
24Desert MarigoldBaileya multiradiataSunflowers, Daisies, Asters, and Allies7Apr (rising)
25Longhorn Steer's-HeadDicentra unifloraPoppy Family6May (rising)
26Apricot GlobemallowSphaeralcea ambiguaMallow and Hibiscus Family5Apr (rising)
27Common GroundselSenecio vulgarisSunflowers, Daisies, Asters, and Allies5Mar (peak)
28Greater PeriwinkleVinca majorDogbane Family5Apr (rising)
29Red DeadnettleLamium purpureumMint Family5Apr (rising)
30Bastard ToadflaxComandra umbellatasandalwood family5Apr (rising)
31Desert ChicoryRafinesquia neomexicanaSunflowers, Daisies, Asters, and Allies5Apr (rising)
32Wallace's woollydaisyEriophyllum wallaceiSunflowers, Daisies, Asters, and Allies5Apr (rising)
33Desert TobaccoNicotiana obtusifolianightshade family5Apr (rising)
34Sagebrush ButtercupRanunculus glaberrimusbuttercup family5Mar (peak)
35Field Penny-CressThlaspi arvensemustard family5Mar (peak)
36Common SnowdropGalanthus nivalisamaryllis, onions, and allies4Mar (peak)
37Narrowleaf GoldenbushEricameria linearifoliaSunflowers, Daisies, Asters, and Allies4Apr (rising)
38Shrubby DeervetchAcmispon rigidusLegumes4Mar (peak)
39Blue DicksDipterostemon capitatusagave and allies4Apr (rising)
40Miner's LettuceClaytonia perfoliataPussypaw Family3Apr (rising)
41Creosote BushLarrea tridentatacaltrops3Apr (rising)
42Scarlet GlobemallowSphaeralcea coccineaMallow and Hibiscus Family3May (rising)
43Common ChickweedStellaria mediapink family2Mar (peak)
44Lewis flaxLinum lewisiiFlax Family2Jun (rising)
45Coulter's lupineLupinus sparsiflorusLegumes2Mar (peak)