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On the afternoon of this past Thursday, March 27, I met up with my friends Jon and Tim for a hike up Pima Canyon. The trailhead is just over 6 miles from my house, so I rode my bike and met them there. We weren't really on a plant hike, but the winter rains have resulted in an amazingly lush growth and fantastic bloom throughout the canyon. We made it about 1.5 miles in and enjoyed a lunch of sandwiches and wine. I couldn't help but take photos of some of the wonderful blooming bushes.
Ragged Rockflower,
Crossosoma bigelovii![](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEiXtkWdHL0e6R_B4yeaKvn2b701z-rvN_TdWkNHGu8Ru7t7nzkKmpTozqGwutLpSPpkGH8XgQ2kzZELr2obLQ6X9CUo9UFE6duby1_dp9qa2Obmp21iVdINJLGVeIDzqhnMx-T1GShItCjG/s320/004+Crossosoma+bigelovii+Ragged+Rockflower.JPG)
Rosary Babybonnets,
Coursetia glandulosa![](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEgOJZCTGrU4CRopC0s1rXzXtciIHZ4jNjnW85QUdpRz54fJIj-vn5239YkFDfkxJZ_2kPvxBUeynMZGEtphG1O6_hSv6NTDPvMOiVBAW-y9lI7o-NLEjCW0XovIm2laXhXcHtIiyI_mg9vX/s320/007+Coursetia+glandulosa+Rosary+Babybonnets.JPG)
Brittlebush,
Encelia farinosa
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