As published in the Abiquiú News
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Blooming in July in the environs of Abiquiú
Skeleton PlantLygodesmia juncea
Disturbed sandy soil, roadsides
Arizona CentauryZeltnera arizonica
Moist, shady areas, stream sides
VelvetweedGaura parviflora
Disturbed sandy soil, roadsides
Red CloverTrifolium pratense
Meadows, pastures
Wild Morning GloryConvolvulus arvensis
Disturbed soil, lawns, fields
Wild LicoriceGlycyrrhiza lepidota
Moist areas, stream sides
Lemon ScurfpeaPsoralidium lanceolatum
Dry, sandy soils
White Prairie CloverDalea candida
Dry, sandy areas
Western White ClematisClematis ligusticifolia
Stream sides, open woods
Monument Plant, ElkweedFrasera speciosa
Moist meadows, forests
Texas CrotonCroton texensis
Sandy soils, disturbed soil
WatercressNasturtium officinale
Water, wet soil, springs
Whiplash DaisyErigeron flagellaris
Meadows, roadsides
Lacy GermanderTeucrium laciniatum
Dry, open areas
Perennial PeppergrassLepidium latifolium
Disturbed wet areas, ditches
Wild PoinsettiaEuphorbia davidii
Sandy, disturbed areas
James' CatseyeCryptantha cinerea
Disturbed sandy, rocky areas
Wild VerbenaGlandularia bipinnatifida
Rocky, sandy soils
Flaxflowered GiliaIpomopsis longiflora
Open, sandy areas
Pink WindmillsSchoenocrambe linearifolia
Dry, rocky areas
Grassleaf LettuceLactuca graminifolia
Meadows and woods
Bull ThistleCirsium vulgare
Disturbed areas, meadows
Wild MintMentha arvensis
Moist areas, ditches
Bracted VervainVerbena bracteata
Gravelly disturbed areas
Colorado RubberweedHymenoxys richardsonii
Dry open areas and slopes
Southern GoldenbushIsocoma pluriflora
Floodplains, washes
Tall Evening PrimroseOenothera elata
Disturbed moist areas
Plains FlaxLinum puberulum
Dry, open areas
Butter & EggsLinaria vulgaris
Cultivated fields
Bristle FlaxLinum aristatum
Open, dry sandy places
Common DunebroomParryella filifolia
Sandy soils, sand dunes
Field SowthistleSonchus arvensis
Disturbed sites, pastures
Torrey's RushJuncus torreyi
Wet areas, stream sides
Lesser Indian PaintbrushCastilleja minor
Wet areas, stream sides
Softstem BulrushSchoenoplectus tabernaemontani
Water, muddy shores
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