As published in the Abiquiú News
See what is blooming in Abiquiú in
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Blooming in April in the environs of Abiquiú
Redstem FilareeErodium cicutarium
Disturbed, sandy soil
Spring BiscuitrootVesper bulbosus
Dry, sandy, gravelly slopes
Specklepod LocoweedAstragalus lentiginosus
Dry, sandy areas, roadsides
Newberry’s MilkvetchAstragalus newberryi
Dry, sandy areas
Missouri MilkvetchAstragalus missouriensis
Dry openings, piñon-juniper
ShadscaleAtriplex confertifolia
Dry, open, hot hillsides
Boxelder MapleAcer negundo
Moist areas, stream banks
LichenLichen
Trees, logs, rock and soil
Annual Townsend DaisyTownsendia annua
Hot, dry, sandy soil
Slenderleaf Townsend DaisyTownsendia leptotes
Sandy slopes, rocky ridges
Tawny CryptanthaCryptantha fulvocanescens
Sandy, dry areas
Cliff FendlerbushFendlera rupicola
Dry, rocky slopes
Western Rock JasmineAndrosace occidentalis
Open, sandy, gravelly soil
Rushy MilkvetchAstragalus lonchocarpus
Dry openings piñon-juniper
Spring BiscuitrootVesper bulbosus
Dry, sandy, gravelly slopes
Purple MustardChorispora tenella
Disturbed soil, pastures
Spiny Blue BowlsGiliastrum acerosum
Dry, open, gravelly areas
PasqueflowerPulsatilla nuttalliana
Sparse pine forests
New Mexico False CarrotAletes sessiliflorus
Dry, sandy, gravelly areas
Common DandelionTaraxacum officinale
Disturbed soil
Juniper MistletoePhoradendron juniperinum
Piñon-juniper woodlands
Golden CurrantRibes aureum
Open woods, fencerows
New Mexico PrivetForestiera pubescens
Washes, open woodlands
Western WallflowerErysimum capitatum
Sandy, dry soil
Herb SophiaDescurainia sophia
Sandy, disturbed soil
Siberian ElmUlmus pumila
Ditches, stream sides
Brenda’s Yellow CryptanthaOreocarya flava
Piñon-juniper woodlands
Fringed PuccoonLithospermum incisum
Dry areas, gravelly slopes
Perky SueTetraneuris ivesiana
Open sandy areas, roadsides
SkunkbushRhus aromatica var. trilobata
Dry hillsides, canyons
Little TwistflowerStreptanthella longirostris
Dry, sandy areas
Golden SmokeCorydalis aurea
Dry, disturbed areas
Silver BuffaloberryShepherdia argentea
Moist areas, stream banks
Desert Indian PaintbrushCastilleja angustifolia
Hot, dry, gravelly areas
One-seed JuniperJuniperus monosperma
Dry soil, on rocky slopes
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