Natural flowers u see on hikes

Desert USA posts wildflower sightings submitted by users. I guess some are already out. Picacho Peak will be spectacular this year.

https://www.desertusa.com/wildflo/tucson.html
Ted.

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Texas bluebonnets grow everywhere in central Texas in Springtime! Along Texas highways are painted with them.Alison

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Here is a great place for AZ wildflower reports. HikeArizona.com is primarily a Textile hiking website mostly for Arizona and the southwest.It has wildflower reports and Fall foliage reports. Look for the little symbols currently in the upper right corner. Registration is free and you avoid any annoying popups on the non-registered access.Joe Bartels has run the site since 1996(?). https://hikearizona.com/map.php?ID=39.7https://hikearizona.com/index.php
I look at where the wildflower reports are coming from and then I'll find a seldom used trail nearby where I can hike nude.
I am also part of the Canyon State Naturist hiking & camping groups. Hope you can join us someday.

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