Dereila Nature Inn Home > Wildflower Garden > Wildflower of the Month | June 2015 - Skunk Cabbage | Western Skunk Cabbage, Lysichiton americanus The Western Skunk Cabbage inhabits swamps and wet areas in the Pacific Northwest. It is very easily recognizable with its spike- shaped flowers that are produced in large yellow spathe, a structure that sheaths the flower cluster. The Western Skunk Cabbage is one of the first plants to bloom in the springtime. As its name suggests, it produces a rather stinky smell which attracts pollinators. | « May 2015 | July 2015 » | Wildflower of the Month Archives | Dereila Nature Inn Home > Wildflower Garden > Wildflower of the Month top

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