Desert Wildflower Reports New Mexico 2024

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2024 Wildflower Reports New Mexico

 

Jan 1, 2024 DUSA Reports: It should be a good wildflower year.

 

 

2023 Wildflower Reports New Mexico

May 1 2023 Wesley Reports: Valley of Fires in New Mexico is full of blooming desert indigo, claret cup cactus and banana yucca at this time.




 

 

Mar 18 2023 Dan Reports: Luna County, New Mexico - First two images were taken in the foothills of the Little Floridas (west side, adjacent to Rockhound SP) on 3/15. First image is my driveway, where the poppies (Eschscholzia californica ssp Mexicana) have been gathering momentum since January! 

Last image 3/10, West side of big Floridas (Capitol Dome feature), where poppy growth is just getting underway. Enough 2022 moisture to maybe make this a 10 year event.




Jan 26 2023 DesertUSA Reports: See any wildflowers yet? Be the first to send reports to us on this area! E-mail your digital photos and reports to Jim@desertusa.comUse Wildflower Report as the subject of your e-mail.  Let us know where you took the image, the date, and how you would like us to give you photo credit (first name, etc.)

Jan 1 2023 DesertUSA Reports: Happy New Year. The outlook for the wildflower season looks good at this point. No reports yet.

 

 

2022 Wildflower Reports New Mexico

Oct 15 2022 Patrick Reports: I drove on I-40 the desert this past weekend from Fresno to Albuquerque, NM and I’m happy to report that the wildflowers are blooming like crazy right now! The monsoon rains have thoroughly soaked the ground and all the desert plants are fully green and blooming. Here are some pictures. 





 

 

When will the desert wildflowers bloom? We start our report in January, plan your visit to coincide with the peak of the bloom - keep up to date with DesertUSA's Wildflower Reports. Be sure to bookmark this page for weekly updates.

We'd like to see your pictures too. E-mail your digital photos and reports to Jim@desertusa.com. Use Wildflower Report as the subject of your e-mail. Let us know where you took the photo and the date. We will post them on our wildflower reports. Thanks for your support and photos.

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