Flowers on the Dry land. 

I will add more as the season progresses. It seems like every few days there are a new batch of flowers that are taking their turn. The dry land has many different types of soils and different microclimates and each area has its own type of flowers. I have been taking walks daily up to the high point (scoria pit) to try to get myself in some sort of shape after a winter driving lil red around Mexico. I need to take my camera more often as some of the flowers I find are only out for a few days.

#1 Milkvetch (I think)


#2 Tufted Evening-Primrose (a.k.a. Gumbo-lily)

#3 Wild onion flowers

#4 wild onion

#5

#6

#7

#8 These got frozen pretty bad.


#9 Low Fleabane?

#10 Downy Paintbrush

#11 This is the grass I planted where the road sides were disturbed.

#12 This is a place where cattle were fed ( well fertilized). 

#13 Pepper grass?

#14

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#18

#19

#20 yellow clover and bumble bee

#21 Yucca sprout. I picked this one and ate it. It was very good not unlike asparagus

#22 Sawsepal Penstemon?

#23 Scarlet Globemallow

#25 Moss (doing well with the rains)

#26

#27 

#28 Vetch

#29

#30

#31

#32 Red Pussytoes?

#33

#34

#35

#36 flowers growing on rock


#37

#38

#39 Bradbury Cryptantha

#40 Gumbo-Lily with new bloom about to unfold.

#41 Lupine


#42 Penstemon

#43 Rose

#44 Scarlet Gaura

#45 Sego Lily

#46 Sego Lily



#47 Western Wallflower


#48 Penstemon?

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