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July 13, 2013 - Guardsman Pass  Road Fringed Bracts Flower not fully opened 10 July 2014, South Trail  from Guardsman Pass   Fringed Bracts - Flower Not Fully Opened View from the top 10 July 2014, South Trail  from Guardsman Pass Leaf - 10 July 2014, South Trail  from Guardsman Pass Opposite Leaf  Arrangement - 10 July 2014, South Trail  from Guardsman Pass 10 July 2014, South Trail  from Guardsman Pass July 13, 2013 - Guardsman Pass  Road Photo Details - ©Nicky Davis Guardsman Pass 15 July 2013  photos and photos from trail heading south from Guardsman Pass on 10 July 2014 Flower identified by Bill Gray Description Perennial, 16 inches tall, leaves are lance shaped, oval or elliptical, to 1.5 inches long, leaves are opposite, flowers in clusters at top of the stems, over one inch wide, purple tinged, fringed bracts. Found in foothills, montane and subalpine in open rocky areas in summer and fall.  Description from Al Schneider's "South West Colorado Wildflowers" and "Flora of the Wasatch" by Steve Hegji and Whitney Tilt, Authors, Katie Gibson, App Developer Back to Top