Coarsegold, California
Revised 6-27-09
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Baby Blue-Eyes
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Baby Blue-Eyes
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Bachelor's Button
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Bachelor's Button, Leaves
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Sierra Bluecup
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Blue Curls
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Blue-Dick
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Blue-Dick
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Elegant Brodiaea
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Elegant Brodiaea
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Deerbrush
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Deerbrush
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Fiesta Flower
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Fiesta Flower, Leaves
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Wild Blue Flax
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Wild Blue Flax
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Bird's-Eye Gilia
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Bird's-Eye Gilia
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![]() Blue False Gilia |
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Foothill Gilia
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Foothill Gilia, Leaves
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Grass Nut
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Grass Nut
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Foothill
Larkspur
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Foothill
Larkspur, Leaves |
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Prickly Lettuce
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Prickly Lettuce,
Leaves |
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Bentham's Lupine
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Bentham's Lupine, Leaves
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Miniature Lupine
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Miniature Lupine, Leaves
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Sierra
Lupine
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Sierra
Lupine, Leaves |
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Silver Bush Lupine
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Silver Bush Lupine
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Downy Navarretia
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Downy Navarretia, Leaves
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![]() Gay Penstemon |
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Gay
Penstemon, Leaves |
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Common Phacelia
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Common Phacelia, Leaves
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Danny's Skullcap
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Danny's Skullcap, Leaves
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American Speedwell
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American Speedwell, Leaves |
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Birdseye Speedwell
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Birdseye Speedwell, Leaves |
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Tehachapi Wool Star
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Tehachapi Wool Star
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Bloom:
AprilJune
Description:
Annual herb, 418". Dark violet-blue flowers in loose heads (48").
Leaves linear with 25 pairs of simple linear lobes.
Special:
Native.
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Bloom:
MayJuly
Description:
12'. Dark or pale blue flowers in spikes. The 2 lower petals
are a rounded dome, heavily haired. Leaves narrowly divided into shiny
green divisions. Rust-colored veins on underside.
Special:
Native. BACK
Bloom:
MayJuly
Description:
Perennial herb, ½3'. Flowers blue-violet to pink to
red-purple. Stems erect and distinctly sticky-haired.
Special:
Native. Dry, open mountain slopes. BACK
Bloom:
Early Spring
Description:
Annual or perennial herb. Small (416"), grayish, hairy, branched plant with palmately compound
leaves. Pea flowers (3/8") are blue-violet & white, arranged in whorls in
short, thick, conelike racemes.
Special:
Native. Major toxicity; can cause death if ingested. Common companion to California Poppy. BACK
Bloom:
MaySeptember
Description:
Annual herb, 25'. S ingle tall, white stem
has broad, gray-green, pinnate lobed leaves. Yellow
prickles on both sides of leaves. Small yellow flower
heads
open only in the morning. Closed heads show blue on
tip. Seeds are fluffy parachutes.
Special:
Not native; invasive.
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