Craig & Sue Dremann's
Most Awesome & Excellent Spring
California March 24-26, 2009
wildflower adventure.
Copyright © 2009 Sue & Craig Dremann, all
right reserved including the web, or any other image storage or
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P.O. Box 361, Redwood City, CA 94064 (650) 325-7333
![Amsinckia](amsinckia_2009.JPG)
Amsinckia, one of California's most common and widespread wildflowers.
![Coreopsis](coreopsis2009.JPG)
Coreopsis, highway 58 on eastern edge of Carrizo plains at juction
of Seven Mile road.
![Desert candles](desert_candle2009.JPG)
Desert candles, now very rare, highway 58 2 miles ,east of highway
395, Kramer Junction.
![Desert dandelion](des_dandelions2009.JPG)
Desert dandelions along highway 58, around Boron, lines the roadsides.
![Goldfields](goldfields2.JPG)
Coreopsis
![Goldfields](goldfields2009.JPG)
Goldfields
![Goldfields](goldfields_2009.JPG)
Highway 58 west of Boron, Goldfields and Cal. poppies.
![Gorman wildflowers](gorman2_2009.JPG)
Town of Gorman off I-5, Coreopsis
![Gorman wildflowers](gorman_2009.JPG)
Gorman off I-5 near Grapevine, Coreopsis and Lupines.
![Grapevine wildflowers](grapevine_2009.JPG)
I-5 at Grapevine, behind the Ramada Inn, Lupines and Brodiaea
mix.
(The best place to stay, to visit the Gorman and Lancaster
poppy fields--try rooms 200-209 that face the mountains)
![Layia](layia2_2009.JPG)
Layia or Tidy Tips
![Owls clover](owls_clover2009.JPG)
Owls Clover off Highway 58
![Phacelia](phacelia_2009.JPG)
Phacelia in Carrizo Plains, abandoned plowed field off Seven Mile
Road
>>>See other Dremann wildflower adventures, 2003,
2008 and 2010
Updated December 24, 2022 - The
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