Can't make it down to the Red Hills right now? Then let me take you on a little tour of the incredible wildflower display. First, relax a bit as butterflies flit among the Purple Coneflowers.
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Echinacea blankets a Red Hills hillside. |
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A beautiful color variation of prickly pear cactus. Yellow is the normal. |
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Serrate-leaved evening primrose and purple poppy mallow join forces to compete in the grand floral display. |
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St. John's Wort enjoys being guarded by stalwart Yucca and its alert flower stalks. |
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A Clouded Sulfur enjoys the nectar of Purple Coneflower--a symbiotic symphony of nature. |
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