J . T . Howell, the "'Point Sublime wild buckwheat "', with bright red flowers, is known from only two locations, one on the edge of the Grand Canyon in Coconino County, the other from Hack Canyon in Mohave County
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Hikers will spot ceanothus, mountain mahogany, yucca, California lilac, manzanita, black sage, holly-leaf cherry, sumac, chamise, serviceberry, lemonade berry, Christmas berry, wild buckwheat, sticky-leaf monkey flower, popcorn flower, woolly blue curls, dudleya, owl's clover, blue-eyed grass, ferns and a shady grove of bays, oaks and sycamores.
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The Ben Lomond wild buckwheat ( " Eriogonum nudum " var . " decurrens " ) is a " species of concern " that blooms with white flowers from June through October and is easily confused with its close relative, " Eriogonum nudum " var . " auriculatum " or naked buckwheat.
