Lesquerella ludoviciana (Louisiana Bladderpod)
Family:
Brassicaceae (Mustard)
     
Leaves on Lequerella ludoviciana are linear to the base of the stems. Seed pods (siliques) are round and are held away from the stem or drooping. L. ludoviciana grows primarily on the eastern plains and North Park. Compare to L. montana, which has broad basal leaves, oval seed pods and grows at foothills and montane elevations.

Vegetation zone:  Plains, Foothills
Time of bloom:  April - June
Origin:  Native
Eastern Colorado Wildflowers