PENINSULA: Phacelia californica
Spotted and photographed on San Bruno Mountain by Elizabeth Creely, March 30.
Botany
Turning the Corner on Invasive Spartina
Today, after 13 years of work by the Invasive Spartina Project and its partners to eliminate the invasive hybrid, the team is now into the rebuilding phase of its long-term...
Some Wildflowers Take Advantage of Drought
Yes, it's been a dry year. But that's not entirely a bad thing for annual natives like wildflowers, which are finding a rare opportunity to restore their seed banks.
EAST BAY: Delphinium
Spotted and photographed on the Canyon View Trail in the Sunol Regional Wilderness by Ameet Zaveri, March 23.
PENINSULA: Yellow viola
Spotted and photographed on San Bruno Mountain by Elizabeth Creely, March 30.
SAN FRANCISCO: Tidy tips and goldfields
Seen and photographed by Jane Huber below Inspiration Point in the Presidio, March 26.
SAN FRANCISCO: Douglas iris
Spotted and photographed on the Coastal Trail in the Presidio by Eric Simons, March 28.
SAN FRANCISCO: Erigeron
Spotted and photographed on the Coastal Trail near Battery West, Presidio, by Eric Simons, March 28.
PENINSULA: Muilla
Seen and photographed by Judith Bush on the Serpentine Loop Trail in Edgewood Park in Redwood City, March 23.
PENINSULA: Purple sanicle
Seen and photographed by Judith Bush on the Serpentine Loop Trail in Edgewood Park in Redwood City, March 23.
