Poppy Reserve/ Mojave Desert Interpretive Association has a new report for Feb. 14
The 2020 wildflower season has begun. The fiddleneck are up to 5 to 6 inches, pygmy-leaved lupine have their leaves, filaree have their true leaves and starting to flower, locoweed have their green leaves, grasses are up to 3 plus inches and yes there are poppy plants with their true leaves. I also observed the cotyledons of goldfields. The male Juniper trees are loaded with cones that are producing the pollen and the female trees have small berries.
Natural History Wanderings 
Might be. A good year there…not so much most other places…as soon as it’s warmer we should check out the tortoise reserve
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By: sschalbe on February 19, 2020
at 12:26 AM