As published in the Abiquiú News
See what is blooming in Abiquiú in
April, May, June, July, August, September and October.
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Purple MustardChorispora tenella
Disturbed soil, pastures
Spiny Blue BowlsGiliastrum acerosum
Dry, open, gravelly areas
PasqueflowerPulsatilla nuttalliana
Sparse pine forests, dry slopes
Blue FlaxLinum lewisii
Dry meadows, slopes
Sidebells PenstemonPenstemon secundiflorus
Dry, sandy areas, pinyon-juniper woods
Gypsum ScorpionweedPhacelia integrifolia
Disturbed soil, roadsides, dry, sandy areas
Arizona BeardtonguePenstemon ophianthus
Dry, sandy, gravelly areas
SandbellsNama hispidum
Sandy areas
Narrow-Leaved PenstemonPenstemon angustifolius
Sandy areas, vacant lots, roadsides
Fringeleaf NecklacepodSophora stenophylla
Sandy slopes, piñon-juniper
Silverleaf NightshadeSolanum elaeagnifolium
Disturbed soil, roadsides
Silvery LupineLupinus argenteus
Sagebrush, forest openings
Water SpeedwellVeronica anagallis-aquatica
Shallow water, moist areas
Rocky Mountain IrisIris missouriensis
Moist meadows
Stiff Blue-eyed GrassSisyrinchium demissum
Moist areas, stream banks
Wild VerbenaGlandularia bipinnatifida
Rocky, sandy soils
Wild SweetpeaLathyrus eucosmus
Gullies, open woods
LarkspurDelphinium nuttallianum
Meadows, open forests
Flaxflowered GiliaIpomopsis longiflora
Open, sandy areas
Bracted VervainVerbena bracteata
Sandy, gravelly soils
Pink WindmillsSchoenocrambe linearifolia
Dry, rocky areas
Grassleaf LettuceLactuca graminifolia
Meadows and woods
Bull ThistleCirsium vulgare
Disturbed areas, meadows
Russian KnapweedAcroptilon repens
Ditches, pastures
MacDougall’s VerbenaVerbena macdougalii
Pine forests, roadsides
Wild MintMentha arvensis
Moist areas, ditches
ChicoryCichorium intybus
Roadsides, disturbed soil
Prairie SpiderwortTradescantia occidentalis
Hot, sunny open areas
Manyflowered SkyrocketIpomopsis multiflora
Dry open areas
Whitemouth DayflowerCommelina erecta
Sandy, rocky open areas
Shaggy Morning GloryEvolvulus nuttallianus
Dry, sandy slopes
Lesser BurdockArctium minus
Ditches, fields, roadsides
Hoary TansyasterDieteria canescens
Dry, open, sandy areas
AlfalfaMedicago sativa
Roadsides and in yards
Woolly Prairie CloverDalea lanata
Sandy soil
Fall TansyasterDieteria asteroides
Roadsides, dry slopes
Tall Morning GloryIpomoea purpurea
Disturbed soil, moist areas
Flaxflowered GiliaIpomopsis longiflora
Open, sandy areas
Dotted Blazing StarLiatris punctata
Sandy, rocky areas
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