As published in the Abiquiú News
See what is blooming in Abiquiú in
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Blooming in May in the environs of Abiquiú
New Mexico LocustRobinia neomexicana
Moist canyons, woods
Pinkflower HedgehogEchinocereus fendleri
Dry, rocky slopes
Red BluetHoustonia rubra
Sunny, sandy areas, washes
Lambert's CrazyweedOxytropis lambertii
Dry meadows, slopes
Utah SweetvetchHedysarum boreale
Canyons
Crescent MilkvetchAstragalus amphioxys
Sandy, piñon-juniper
White Evening PrimroseOenothera caespitosa
Sandy, dry, disturbed areas
Navajo YuccaYucca baileyi
Dry woodlands, openings
Dwarf MilkweedAsclepias involucrata
Sandy washes and canyons
Apache PlumeFallugia paradoxa
Dry mesas, washes, slopes
Stinking MilkvetchAstragalus praelongus
Dry, open, sandy areas
Pale WolfberryLycium pallidum
Sandy, rocky soil
Desert OnionAllium macropetalum
Dry, sandy, rocky areas
Sego LilyCalochortus nuttallii
Dry slopes, sagebrush
Wild PlumPrunus americana
Moist areas, ditches, canyons
Basin FleabaneErigeron pulcherrimus
Dry, silty areas, piñon-juniper
WhitetopLepidium draba
Disturbed soil, fields
Banana YuccaYucca baccata
Canyons, dry openings
Narrow-Leaved PenstemonPenstemon angustifolius
Sandy areas, roadsides
Blue FlaxLinum lewisii
Dry meadows, slopes
Sidebells PenstemonPenstemon secundiflorus
Dry areas, pinyon-juniper
Gypsum ScorpionweedPhacelia integrifolia
Disturbed, dry, sandy areas
SandbellsNama hispidum
Sandy areas
Rocky Mountain IrisIris missouriensis
Moist meadows
Fringeleaf NecklacepodSophora stenophylla
Sandy slopes, piñon-juniper
Torrey's Mormon TeaEphedra torreyana
Dry areas, canyons, hillsides
Fendler's BladderpodPhysaria fendleri
Hot, sandy, gravelly areas
James' Prairie CloverDalea jamesii
Dry, rocky areas
Cutleaf VipergrassScorzonera laciniata
Disturbed soil, roadsides
Chocolate FlowerBerlandiera lyrata
Dry areas, roadsides
Lobeleaf GroundselPackera multilobata
Rocky, sandy, woodlands
Claret Cup CactusEchinocereus coccineus
Dry, rocky slopes
Cowboy’s DelightSphaeralcea coccinea
Dry slopes, disturbed soil
Scarlet BeeblossomOenothera suffrutescens
Dry open areas, roadsides
Rio Grande CottonwoodPopulus deltoides
Moist areas, on river banks
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