As published in the Abiquiú News
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Blooming in September in the environs of Abiquiú
Othake, Sand PalafoxPalafoxia sphacelata
Sandy areas
Prickly Russian ThistleSalsola tragus
Sunny, disturbed areas
Desert WillowChilopsis linearis
Dry washes, flood plains
Poison MilkweedAsclepias subverticillata
Disturbed, sandy soil
DodderCuscuta pentagona
Disturbed, sandy soil
Annual BuckwheatEriogonum annuum
Dry, sandy areas, roadsides
Bird's Beak, Club FlowerCordylanthus wrightii
Sandy areas, openings
White Heath AsterSymphyotrichum ericoides
Dry to moist soil, roadsides
Adonis BlazingstarMentzelia multiflora
Sandy, disturbed soil
Hoary TansyasterDieteria canescens
Dry, open, sandy areas
AlfalfaMedicago sativa
Roadsides and in yards
Woolly Prairie CloverDalea lanata
Sandy soil
Foxtail Prairie CloverDalea leporina
Moist, sandy areas
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
California BrickellbushBrickellia californica
In canyons, on rocky slopes
Golden CrownbeardVerbesina encelioides
Waste areas, pastures
ChamisaEricameria nauseosa
Disturbed soil, roadsides
SnakeweedGutierrezia sarothrae
Disturbed dry, sunny areas
CockleburXanthium strumarium
Moist, disturbed soil
Sand SagebrushArtemisia filifolia
Dry, sandy soil
Field SagewortArtemisia campestris
Dry, open areas
Black SagebrushArtemisia nova
Dry slopes, mesas, rocky soil
Broom-like RagwortSenecio spartioides
Disturbed, gravelly areas
Wild RocketDiplotaxis tenuifolia
Waste places
Red Dome Blanket FlowerGaillardia pinnatifida
Dry meadows
Ragleaf BahiaAmauriopsis dissecta
Disturbed soil, gravel slopes, roadsides
Bur RagweedAmbrosia acanthicarpa
Dry waste areas
LemonscentPectis angustifolia
Sandy, gravelly, dry areas
Greene’s RabbitbrushChrysothamnus greenei
Sandy open areas, washes
Rusty FlatsedgeCyperus odoratus
Disturbed, muddy places
Fiddleleaf HawksbeardCrepis runcinate ssp. barberi
Moist, alkaline meadows
Common RagweedAmbrosia artemisiifolia
Disturbed areas
Common CattailTypha latifolia
Shallow wet areas, ditches, ponds
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