Anza-Borrego Wildflowers
When people think of the desert, the main color that comes to mind is tan or brown. However, when conditions are right, the desert can surprise us with pops of glorious color! Take a look below at many of the wildflowers that are frequently found in Anza-Borrego Desert, especially during a good wildflower season.
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Wildflower Gallery
- All
- Trees
- Shrubs
- Cacti
- Flowers
- Perennials
- Annuals
Photo Credits
Paulette Donnellon
Beavertail Cactus (#2), Brown-eyed Primrose, Desert Apricot, Desert Lily, Desert Mistletoe, Desert Woolly Star, Mojave Suncup, Sand Blazing Star
Susie Ortiz Jones
Evening Nightshade, Indian Paintbrush, Scarlet Bugler
Mitchell Sterling
Blue Palo Verde, California Centaury, Desert Chicory, Desert Marigold, Fringed Spineflower, Intermediate Larkspur, Morning Glory, Prairie Flax, Purple Clarkia, Purple Nightshade, Russian Thistle, Smoke Tree, Tamarisk, Weed’s Mariposa Lily, Wolf’s Cholla, Woollypod Milkweed