Lots of Erigeron are blooming, and we have 17 species in our area. This one is Jones' fleabane (Erigeron jonesii). It grows at mid-elevations in Utah, Idaho, and Nevada.
It has both ray and disk flowers.
The leaves are the distinguishing characteristics. Most are basal, but there are some on the stem. They are hairy. The basal leaves have three obvious nerves.
There's not much other info on Jones' fleabane on the Internet right now, but you can connect to the Plants Database description by clicking here.
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