Besseya Alpina Apr 2026
Besseya alpina is pollinated by insects, including native bees, which are attracted to its nectar-rich flowers. It is considered a pollinator-friendly species. Taxonomy and Naming
Flowering occurs in the summer, typically starting in late July and continuing into early August, depending on how quickly the snow melts in its habitat. Its dense, low-growing form helps it take advantage of ground-level warmth and avoid damaging high-altitude winds.
The species was first formally described by famed American botanist Asa Gray in 1862 as Synthyris alpina .
Besseya alpina is pollinated by insects, including native bees, which are attracted to its nectar-rich flowers. It is considered a pollinator-friendly species. Taxonomy and Naming
Flowering occurs in the summer, typically starting in late July and continuing into early August, depending on how quickly the snow melts in its habitat. Its dense, low-growing form helps it take advantage of ground-level warmth and avoid damaging high-altitude winds.
The species was first formally described by famed American botanist Asa Gray in 1862 as Synthyris alpina .
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