Rare Plant of the Month: King’s gold
King’s gold is not named for a mythical treasure. Its origins lie in King’s
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READ MOREThis month’s rare plant celebrates the one-year anniversary of the designation of Chuckwalla
READ MOREPanamint desert-aster is known to live solely in Death Valley National Park; only eight occurrences have been found in
READ MOREBullgrass is just known from two occurrences in the state; it’s been seen
READ MOREGet to know a scary-looking, spiny, perennial herb that bites back if you
READ MOREHome to many rare plants, Burton Mesa Chaparral is one of the last
READ MOREHow did it get its name? Discombobulating bushmallow (Malacothamnus discombobulatus) is fun to
READ MOREShasta maidenhair fern is one of a number of vascular plants endemic to
READ MOREMendocino Coast paintbrush is a beautiful rare plant that grows along areas of
READ MOREFound only along California’s Central and Northern coasts, the California Coastal Cypress Woodland
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