See what is blooming in Abiquiú in March, April, May, June, July, August, September and October.
This is the month they appeared in the News, many flowers bloom over several weeks and months.
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Blooming in June in the environs of Abiquiú, NM
Tamarisk, SaltcedarTamarix chinensis
Floodplains, riverbanks, ditches
Prairie SkeletonplantStephanomeria pauciflora
Gravelly and sandy soil in canyons
Showy MilkweedAsclepias speciosa
Moist, disturbed soil, roadsides
Tree ChollaCylindropuntia imbricata
Dry, disturbed, over-grazed areas
Wild RoseRosa woodsii
Dry slopes, along roadsides
Mountain MahoganyCercocarpus montanus
Dry areas, washes, rocky slopes
Indian HempApocynum cannabinum
Gravelly, sandy soil by roadsides, ditches
Spectacle Pod, Tourist PlantDimorphocarpa wislizeni
Dry sandy areas, roadsides
Sacred Datura, Jimson WeedDatura wrightii
Sunny, sandy, dry areas, waste ground
Bastard ToadflaxComandra umbellata
Sunny, sandy, dry areas, waste ground
Rose HeathChaetopappa ericoides
Dry open areas, roadsides
Yerba MansaAnemopsis californica
Wet alkaline or saline soil
Water HemlockCicuta maculata
Wet soil, marshes, ditches
English PlantainPlantago lanceolata
Lawns, meadows, roadsides
Pale Evening PrimroseOenothera pallida
Sandy areas, ditches, stream banks
Woolly PlantainPlantago patagonica
Sandy areas, canyons
Silverleaf NightshadeSolanum elaeagnifolium
Disturbed soil, roadsides
Silvery LupineLupinus argenteus
Sagebrush scrub and forest openings
Water SpeedwellVeronica anagallis-aquatica
Shallow water, moist areas, stream sides
Stiff Blue-eyed GrassSisyrinchium demissum
Moist areas, seeps, stream banks
Wild SweetpeaLathyrus eucosmus
Gullies, open woods
SilverweedArgentina anserina
Sandy, moist areas
Desert Prickly PearOpuntia phaeacantha
Dry areas, rocky slopes, open woodlands
Yellow SalsifyOpuntia phaeacantha
Meadows and disturbed soil
Cota, Hopi TeaThelesperma megapotamicum
Sunny, sandy, dry areas, roadsides
Wild AsparagusAsparagus officinalis
Roadsides, fields, ditches
Plains Prickly PearOpuntia polyacantha
Dry areas, sand, rocky slopes
Tall Tumble MustardSisymbrium altissimum
Sandy, rocky, disturbed soil
Coyote WillowSalix exigua
Moist areas
Mexican HatRatibida columnifera
Dry slopes, by roadsides
Small-leaf GlobemallowSphaeralcea parvifolia
Sunny, sandy, dry areas, roadsides
Swainsonpea, Austrian PeaweedSphaerophysa salsula
Disturbed moist areas, roadsides, ditches
Western DockRumex occidentalis
Wet areas, riverbanks, ditches
Curly DockRumex crispus
Disturbed soil, waste areas, fields
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