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Some wildflowers in California San Diego county

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Kevin S
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 Took some pictures of what wildflowers are in flower in my garden in San Diego County.

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     California sage 

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    Wild onions 

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     Hummingbirds love this one 

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    Not sure if this one is a California native but it’s all over San Diego County

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     I know this one is not a California native but It naturalized itself here.

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    Nice pictures.. 

    #3 is Grass Nuts, Dichelostemma capitatum  .. Bulbs are supposed to be edible,  hence the last part of the common name.  Fairly common around the ft. hill areas of Arizona also.

    Thinking picture #5  is a non-native also, Can't remember what sp. it is though.. Foliage stinks if i remember right.  See  Annual S. African Daisy in Picture #6.  in yards, and naturalized in abandoned lots here and there around Phoenix. 

    Just finished yanking / trimming all the poppies / other stuff i had going this spring in the front yard here..





     

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