Today the Mister and I took a little ride to the north of town to see if we could find any blooms.
I don't know the name of any of these, and for all I know they could be weeds.
These reminded me of daisies we have in Wisconsin.
I love the orange sprinkled among all the yellows and purples.
Someone told me this was a desert lily.
There were hundreds of them and smelled so fragrant, sort of like an Easter Lily, but not as strong.
This pretty yellow flower reminds me of a buttercup back home!
I loved these purple ones too!
Oh yes, the desert is starting to bloom!! They say its rare, and I'm so glad we're here to experience it.
Hopefully in a few weeks we can go to Twenty-nine Palms; I'm told the bloom out there should be fantastic. Tomorrow we're off to Palm Springs for the Follies. I hope I can get some good photos to share.
And that's the way it is........................
The purple flowers remind me of Lilacs. What beauty the desert has, rare to get to see this side of it.
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing all the beautiful blooms.
ReplyDeleteWhat a special treat to be able to see all of it.
Have fun!
Such a beautiful sight. We still have lots of snow.
ReplyDeletethey are all gorgeous... my favorite is the first one...
ReplyDeleteWow they're lovely. Our desert blooms this way too. It is a great thing to experience.
ReplyDeleteThe desert is magnificent when it's in bloom!
ReplyDeleteI love desert scenery, and when in bloom like that--fantastic.
ReplyDeleteThere are relatively few flowers native to Florida. Most of the blooms here are imports.
Aren't those beautiful! As you know, here in Wisconsin we're still under 2' of snow and are supposed to have cold temps for at least another week. Where, oh where are my daffodils? :-((
ReplyDeletegorgeous! beautiful color before you head north. :)
ReplyDeleteThose flowers are absolutely gorgeous! Thank you for sharing!
ReplyDeletePeace,
Muff
I have never been to the desert. It is nice to know that new life springs forth in such pretty colors even in a desert.
ReplyDeleteWonderful pictures. Lovely flowers!!
ReplyDeletePretty flowers! I enjoyed them all..that one yellow one looks like an Evening Primrose. It is fun to see different kinds of flowers:)
ReplyDeleteOh these are wonderful!!! How exciting to see the desert in bloom :)
ReplyDeleteThis is so so beautiful
ReplyDeleteYou may be interested to know that the first photo is of a Scorpionweed (Notch-Leaf) Phacelia; the white one is a Desert Chicory; next is a globemallow; then an Evening Primrose (aka "Sand Lily"); followed by a Desert ("Yellow Cups") Primrose; and finally Sand Verbena. Great photos. Our lives are enriched by learning about Nature surrounding us. Learn more at discover-minerals.com
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