aka Cusick’s Speedwell, Brooklime. A small easily overlooked plant, with a single stem only 2″ – 8″ (5 – 20 cm), it produces flowers that are extraordinary for their richness and intricacies. Only 1/4″ – 1/2″ wide the deep blue to violet flowers have four petals (the upper is the widest) with distinctive darker parallel viens. Usually a white eye forms the center with a long single style and two shorter stamens protruding outward. Found in a variety of habitats above 5,000′ elevation including wet and dry meadows (Sunrise) often hidden in grasses.