2024 Desert Wildflowers

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26 күн бұрын

The superbloom of wildflowers in the Anza Borrego Desert is truly amazing this year. Join me in viewing the wildflowers from the very beginning to the tail end of the 2024 wildflower season. Let’s watch the desert wake up from it’s winter slumber and come alive with beautiful blooming wildflowers and perennials. It’s a sight to behold, and one you don’t want to miss.
Desert evening primrose and purple sand verbena are the stars of the season. The sand dunes are bursting with the most delicate and exquisite blossoms, that come alive in the desert breeze. Let’s return to our favorite spots throughout the wildflower season so that we can see the change and progress of the dazzling display.
It’s so incredible the way these wildflowers seed into the desert sand and rocks, and for a brief time, soften the harsh desert landscape. For two all too brief, fleeting months we were graced with the wildflowers, and they’re already gone, burned off by the late-spring desert sun. But through the magic of video, their beauty lives on eternally.
This wildflower season has been so special and I’m so excited to share it with you. So let’s hit the trail and experience this magical and ephemeral display of nature.
All the best,
William Z. Brennan & Desert Mountain Apothecary
All content in this video was created and solely owned by William Z. Brennan & Desert Mountain Apothecary except for the following music:
Rollin - Lauren Duski
Hickory Hollow - Dan Liebowitz
Easy Seas - Chris Haugen
Almost August - Dan Liebowitz
All Hail The Queen - Dan Liebowitz
Under The Wire - The Mini Vandals
Mind Stream - Chris Haugen
Green Green Garden - Chris Haugen
(Thank you for the great music!)

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@manuelacassia 11 күн бұрын

You would really like to visit Brazil, in the hot spring, in the rocky fields. and discover flowers that grow on ore cangas. stones... what we have here is wonderful. It's a shame, the government doesn't impose protection laws and Brazilians don't preserve as much. hug and thank you. I would like to go there one day

@desertmountainapothecary 11 күн бұрын

Thank you so much for your comment! I would love to visit Brazil one day, haven't been yet. Yes it's sad to see the destruction of nature around the world. I'm grateful to live in a little pocket that has been spared. Thank you for watching!💚

@lennyharp 24 күн бұрын

What a great articulate description of the desert blooms and brush. I have a token creosote in my 1/2 acre yard. I try to have anything I can grow in my yard in Mesa near downtown. I am on the east side of the greater Phoenix Valley.

@desertmountainapothecary 22 күн бұрын

Thank you so much for your kind comment! That's cool, I just started gardening with native plants a few years ago and once I started I realized how silly it is not to use the plants native to the environment you're in. Thank you again for watching and commenting!