Wildflower of the Week by Chick Keller
This week’s flower is fetid goosefoot, and it does give off a fetid odor. However, all odorous faults are forgiven …
This week’s flower is fetid goosefoot, and it does give off a fetid odor. However, all odorous faults are forgiven …
This week we highlight a flower many of you may know and nearly all New Mexican residents have seen, matchbrush (Gutierrezia sarothrae), …
This week’s flower, Heliomeris multiflora, is one of the many yellow composite flowers we see during our glorious fall season. You …
A few weeks ago, Debby Hyman, Christine Cloyd, and Rozelle Wright took a Gentle Walk in Bayo Canyon. Rozelle found …
This week’s flower – Showy Daisy Fleabane, or Erigeron speciosus – is one now blooming nearly everywhere, from the town up …
This week’s plant is another lily, Death Camas. Anticlea elegans is its new name, and Zigadenis elegans is its old …
This week’s wildflower is one of our most beautiful—mariposa lily (Calochortus nuttallii). It blooms in our high mountain meadows, often …
This week’s flower is a beauty—bee balm or monarda (Monarda fistula var. menthifolia). It’s a lot prettier than my …
This week’s flower is Purple Easter Daisy, Townsendia eximia. It’s called Easter Daisy because its stemless white cousin, T. …