Posted by: Sandy Steinman | April 1, 2019

 Marin Headlands Wildflowers 3/31/19

Marin CNPS Facebook has this posting for Marin Headlands

It is going OFF in the Headlands right now; entire hillsides covered in wildflowers big and small. The larger showier blooms are obvious, and gorgeous, of course, but if you pause on the trail and look closer you’ll discover a multitude (hundreds of thousands? millions?) of teeny-weeny flowers tucked into the low grasses: minute, almost microscopic little bursts of white, yellow, orange, red, blue, violet.He’s a few new arrivals in the 2019 Marin Headlands wildflower bloom (three of my faves), snapped on today’s trek around Hill 88—Narrow Leaf Mule’s Ear (I think?), Crimson Columbine, and oodles and oodles of Goldfields—plus some CA poppies and Forget-Me-Nots thrown in for good measure.

See photos at  (7) Marin Native Plants


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