Saxifragaceae Family 1-14 Pictures Mystery Plant (2008-09-12) This bizarre plant with deep purple flowers was growing along the Weber River. It might be a purple saxifrage. Saxifrage (2006-05-18) This might be a Lithophragma parviflora in the Saxifrage family. Saxifrage (2006-06-14) Tiny Flowers of the Saxifrage growing along the Elbow Fork trail. Saxifrage (2003-05-26) Flowers lining Wally's Wiggles. Saxifrage (2006-06-14) A member of the Saxifragaceae family on the Elbow Fork Trail. White Saxifrage (2006-06-14) I believe this littler feller to be a member of the ecletic Saxifragaceae family. Saxifrage (2006-07-08) A blurry Saxifrage. Saxifrage Leaves (2006-07-08) This picture shows the saxifrage leaves (you can see some tiny blurred Saxifrage flowers). Miterwort (2006-07-08) A Miterwort growing toward the top of the Mill Creek Road. Miterwort (2006-07-08) A Miterwort growing just below the Lower Big Water Trailhead in Mill Creek Canyon. Miterwort (2006-07-08) Note the size of the flowers compared to the leaves of the plant. This picture was taken in Mill Creek Canyon. Saxifrage (2006-07-20) Little gardens of saxifrage grow along the cliffs in the canyon. If ever I own a house, I think I will create a big fake granite wall and cover it with saxifrage. Star Flowers (2007-05-14) Tiny white flowers growing along Mill B Trail. Saxifrage (2010-06-14) A wildflower of the Wasatch Mountains. 1-14 Pictures Saxifragacea Saxifragaceae (saxifrage) is a plant family with 36 genera and some 460 known species. Context: Flowers Wildflowers (123 pictures) Pictures of wildflowers Crassulaceae Family (10 pictures) The Orpine is in the Saxifragales Family.