One of the signs that winter is letting go of its hold on the area is when desert peaches start to color the high desert different shades of pink and fuchsia. And here’s good news—they’ve started to bloom. Where are the desert peaches and other Northern Nevada wildflowers blooming now? […]
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You always know it’s spring in Northern Nevada when the desert peaches (Prunus andersonii) start to show off their pink and mauve flowers. Rarely, the pink is so pale the flowers look almost white. Desert peach serve as an opening act to the antelope bitterbrush, which bloom a week or
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Tahoe Meadows is a lush, mountain meadow at the top of the Mount Rose Highway (State Route 431) near Reno and Incline Village, Nevada. It’s also one of the best places to view wildflowers in Nevada. Wildflowers are blooming nearly everywhere there right now. On a hike through the area
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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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