Haggerty’s Hikes Column July 05, 2009
FLOWER POWER
A GROUP OF WILDFLOWER ENTHUSIASTS scours a Grand Mesa hillside recently. Below are wildflowers native to the mesa. Top, king’s crown; bottom left, Grand Mesa penstemon; and bottom right, scarlet gilia hybrid.
Bill Haggerty
A GROUP OF WILDFLOWER ENTHUSIASTS scours a Grand Mesa hillside recently. Below are wildflowers native to the mesa. Top, king’s crown; bottom left, Grand Mesa penstemon; and bottom right, scarlet gilia hybrid.
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Bill Haggerty
Sunday, July 5, 2009
“We can eat after botanizing,” said Mary Mastin, secretary of the Western Colorado Gardening Foundation.
Mary and her first mate, Joe, have a cabin on the Grand Mesa near…
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