Nathan Roberson recently wrote about the incredible number and diversity of wildflowers in Yosemite. From the article:
Wildflower lovers rejoice when they visit Yosemite Park in eastern California. The 761,268-acre World Heritage Site is home to 1,450 plant species. In fact, Yosemite’s website notes that 25% of California’s native plants grow in the park, offering backpackers ample opportunity to view and photograph their favorite blooms.
Because Yosemite is so large and its terrain so varied, many different types of wildflowers grow in the park throughout much of the year. Here’s a list of some Yosemite’s better-known wildflowers and when and where you can find them…
You can read the rest of the very detailed article (including a whole lot of pictures!) HERE.
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The L.A. Times is parroting an article first reported in The Guardian:
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