aka Saxifraga punctata, Dotted Saxifrage, Heartleaf Saxifrage. Can be easily confused with Merten’s Saxifrage, but is more common in the Park than S. mertensiana. The leaves are 1″ – 3″ (3 – 7 cm) wide and bear the distinctive singly toothed pattern. Petals are small, approximately 1/8″ long, oval, white and without spots (sources vary regarding spots on the petals). Common in moist rocky places up to 6,000′ elevation.