| Plant: Annual, erect slender plant 8 to 30 inches tall, sometimes widely branched and sparsely bristled with linear leaves up to 6 inches long. |  |
| Flowers: The orange-yellow flowers are in a tightly coiled shape resembling the fiddle neck on a violin. |   |
| Leaf: Lance shaped, coarse to the touch, hairy and alternate on the stems. |  |
| Flowering period: | February to May |
| Use by Indians: | |
| Can be found here: | West Bluffs |
| Native Plant: Yes | Halophyte: No |
| Family Name: Borage |
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Date: 9/15/2005
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