THE REMAINING WILDFLOWERS OF 2019
I posted a blog earlier this year about the superbloom at Carrizo Plain National Monument. In May I found more wildflowers at Pinnacles National Park. Today I am sharing many of the others blooms that I saw throughout the spring and summer. They were spotted along Skyline Blvd., up and down the the coast, Henry Cowell Sate Park, Uvas County Park and other local spots where I happened to be or where I pulled over to get a closer look.
Take your time and enjoy. There are a lot of them.
Please do not reproduce any photographs without permission. Contact Carla Brennan: brennan.carla@gmail.com.
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- Angelica
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- Baby Blue Eyes
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- Beach Verbana
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- Blue-eyed Grass
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- Broad Leaf Lotus
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- California Bee Plant
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- Chinese Houses
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- Clarkia
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- Clarkia
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- Columbine
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- Columbine
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- Cryptantha
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- Dames Rocket
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- Douglas Iris-Red Larkspur
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- Dudleya
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- Fern
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- Giant Trillium
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- Giant Trilium
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- Globe Lily
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- Globe Lily
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- Gum Plant
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- Ice PLant
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- Ice Plant
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- Larkspur
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- Larkspur
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- Linanthus
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- Milkmaids
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- Milkwort
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- Mountain Current
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- Ookow
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- Paintbrush
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- Pearly Everlasting
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- Poppy
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- Evening Primrose
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- Red Larkspur
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- Red Larkspur
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- Redwood Violet
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- Sea Pink
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- Seaside Daisy
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- Shooting Star
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- Shooting Star
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- Sidalcea
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- Siverbush Lupine
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- Sky Lupine
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- Sky Lupine
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- Soap Plant
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- Teasel
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- Western Trilium
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- Varigated Clover
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- Houndstongue
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- Western Verbana
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- Western Hearts Ease
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- Wood Sorrel
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- Yellow Beach Verbana
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- Yellow Bush Lupine
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- Yellow Mariposa Lily
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- Yellow Mariposa Lily
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- Yellow Yarrow
