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Tag: silvery lupine
PURPLE BLOOMS AT THE FOREST EDGE
Here are a few shots from a recent walk. These flowers were all at the edge of the woods, in the sunshine. They each bloom from late spring to early autumn. The short-stemmed lupine are low growing, found in arid southwest areas including Joshua tree and pinyon-juniper woodlands. The silvery lupine can be seen in meadows, mixed… Read More PURPLE BLOOMS AT THE FOREST EDGE
WILDFLOWER SPECTRUM
Color is bursting from blooms on the summer mountain trails. As of late, I am literally seeing a rainbow of hues in the plant life. Here are some wild plants on my morning trail…
WILDFLOWER WALK IN MAY
Here are some wildflowers on my walk in northern Arizona high country. “Flowers always make people better, happier, and more helpful; they are sunshine, food, and medicine for the soul.”–Luther Burbank
