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  • Wildflower seeds sown in June 2016 and left uncovered produced a nice bloom of wildflowers in April 2017: Eschscholzia californica (poppies), blue Gilia capatita, yellow Camissoniopsis bistorta (sun cups), and white Cryptantha intermedia (popcorn flower).
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    Annual Wildflower Tests Challenge Conventional Wisdom

    July 16, 2017August 16, 2017
    Conventional wisdom about when to sow annual wildflower seeds may be wrong.

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