Also known as: Woolly Fleabane, Wooly Daisy. Habitat: Open rocky alpine ridges on alpine slopes, often on limestone talus. Interest: The ray flower petals are white or bluish pink in colour, up to 2.5 cm wide.  Each flower stem supports a single flower head.  Dense hairs cover the stem and leaves. The Woolly Daisy is reported to be disjunct in Yukon.  The plant generally does not exceed 5 cm in height. Location: Sugarloaf Mountain, Carcross, Yukon. Date: July 3, 2007

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Andy Fyon		February 21, 2010

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