Wildflower Reports from DesertUSA.com
Andreas Canyon Hike & Murray Canyon Hike Indian Canyons, Palm Springs, CA April 8th 2010 The wildflowers have reached their peak in the Palm Springs, CA area. The temperatures have warmed up and the pungent aroma of flowers in bloom fills the desert air. April is the perfect month to hike the desert trails, as […]
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South part of Joshua Tree National Park Photos taken between the exit from I-10 and the Cottonwood Spring Visitor’s Center The blooms are just starting to open in the southern entrance to Joshua Tree National Park. There were scattered brittlebush, chuparosa, bladderpod, ocotillo and barrel cactus in bloom. The chia and dandelions were abundant and
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Wildflower Update March 1st, 2010 It is still early to view the wildflowers here in the Coachella Valley. Anza-Borrego Desert State Park has some blooms opening in various parts of the park. For current updates visit DesertUSA’s Wildlflower Reports. Edom Hill in Cathedral City, CA has some lupine, sand verbena and brittlebush along the roadside
Wildlfower Update: Coachella Valley and Joshua Tree National Park Read More »
The DesertUSA Staff headed out to Anza-Borrego on Sunday, Feb. 21st to photograph and shoot video of the current wildflowers conditions. [flashvideo file=https://www.desertusa.com/wildflo/videos/wild-2-22.flv /] This next photo gives you an idea of how small some of the wildflowers are. The macro lenses make the desert wildflowers look spectacular, but the to the naked eye you
Wildflower Video Recorded On Feb.21st 2010 @ Anza-Borrego Desert State Park Read More »
Wildflower Report Feb. 14th ’10 One of DesertUSA.com readers sent in a photo of a desert lily blooming in the same area where the DUSA Staff saw buds just a few days before the photo was taken. On Sunday, Feb. 14th ’10 Michael Pique took the following photo and sent it to DesertUSA from his
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Day Trip To Anza-Borrego In Search Of Wildflowers Desert Dog’s First Trip To Anza-Borrego Feb. 11th The Anza-Borrego Desert State Park Rangers predict the peak wildflower season will occur between the last week in February and the first two weeks in March. They expect the season to be bursting with color after all the rain
Desert Wildflowers Should Peak In Early March @ Anza-Borrego Desert State Park Read More »
Wildflower Report Anza-Borrego Desert State Park Thursday, Feb. 11th, 2010 By L. Bremner of DesertUSA.com Click here to view a VIDEO of our day trip to Anza-Borrego. After the recent rain we’ve had here in the California desert, naturalists are predicting an excellent wildflower season. The Anza-Borrego Park Rangers report that the peak bloom will
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Wildflower Report and Links DesertUSA.com Jan 31, 2010: Major rain storm last week for southern California and Arizona. The 2010 wildflower season could be a good one. More rain on the way, some new updates below. Map of rain fall in the desert area in Jan 2010 below. We have a online wildflower field guide
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The DesertUSA Wildflower Report 2010 published by DesertUSA.com Indio, CA – Last night the Coachella Valley and regional desert cities received more rain. According to the rainfall totals, the California desert areas received quite a bit of rain over the past week in these cities (Palm Springs, Thousand Palms, Rancho Mirage and Thermal, Borrego Springs).Â
Jan. 26th ’10: More Rain In The Desert Region Read More »
Wildflower Reports From DesertUSA https://www.desertusa.com Jan 19, 2010 Expected El Niño impacts during early 2010 may increase precipitation for some of the southwest. Major rain is expected this week for southern California and Arizona. The 2010 wildflower season could be a good one. Check back for updates. We have a online wildflower field guide that
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