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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Desert Indian PaintbrushCastilleja angustifolia
Hot, sandy, gravelly areas
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
Mexican HatRatibida columnifera
Dry slopes, by roadsides
Small-leaf GlobemallowSphaeralcea parvifolia
Sandy, dry areas, roadsides
SwainsonpeaSphaerophysa salsula
Disturbed moist areas
Torrey's RushJuncus torreyi
Wet areas, stream sides
Lesser Indian PaintbrushCastilleja minor
Wet areas, stream sides
Fendler's GlobemallowSphaeralcea fendleri
Dry areas, woodlands
Beardlip PenstemonPenstemon barbatus
Rocky flats and canyons
Thicket CreeperParthenocissus vitacea
Moist areas, fences, trees
Western DockRumex occidentalis
Wet areas, riverbanks
Curly DockRumex crispus
Disturbed soil, waste areas
Softstem BulrushSchoenoplectus tabernaemontani
Water, muddy shores
Common CattailTypha latifolia
Shallow wet areas, ditches, ponds
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