Rejuvenate And Relax Amid Beautiful Foliage
This beautiful full-color PDF download will give you:
• Picturesque fall color hotspots throughout the state.
• What you’ll see in each area
• Directions to each beautiful spot.
I’ve always thought antelope bitterbrush (Purshia tridentate) looks kind of creepy most of the year. Something about the trunks of the larger plants that look like thin shaggy arms that could reach out and grab someone walking past. I probably just read too many Stephen King books when I was in my […]
Wildflowers in Nevada: Bitterbrush Is in Bloom Read More »
It’s always a treat to see the desert peaches (Prunus andersonii) start blooming in northwestern and central Nevada and eastern California. They’re some of my favorite wildflowers of Nevada. From late March until mid-April they brighten up the desert landscape with their cheerful pink blooms. Some of these Northern Nevada
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Did you know aspens do something in the winter that other trees don’t do? Trees use a process called photosynthesis to produce the sugar they need to survive. In the winter, trees that lose their leaves (called deciduous trees) are mostly dormant and stop photosynthesis. But not the majestic and
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Looking for a gift for the fall foliator in your life? Here are some nature gifts every leaf peeper will love. From a unique coffee mug to a wall calendar with soothing fall photos and other nature scenes to elegant, aspen-leaf wine glasses and more, we present gift ideas to
5 Nature Gift Ideas for People Who Love Fall Color Read More »
The willows in Northern Nevada are putting on one last fall foliage performance before they retire for the season. One peaceful place to view them is on the Nevada side of the Fay Luther – Job’s Peak Trail in Gardnerville, about halfway between the Fay Luther Trailhead and the Job’s
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