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Wildflowers of the Southwest deserts

Mariposa Lily (Calochortus kennedyi)

A sampler of wildflowers plus flowering cactus, shrubs and trees: identify a flower by color in these icon-view pages, then link to the photo and description.

• White to cream flowers

• Yellow to yellow-orange flowers

• Pink to red-orange flowers

• Blue to purple flowers

• Green flowers, etc. (includes trees/shrubs with inconspicuous flowers)

Browse CACTUS: Arizona barrel cactus | Arizona fishhook cactus | Night-blooming cereus | Saguaro cactus

Browse TREES and SHRUBS: Chuparosa | Desert hackberry | Fairy duster

Browse EDIBLE PLANTS: Ajo lily | Brodiea | Chia | Desert hackberry | Saguaro cactus

Browse COMMON NAMES: Ajo lily | Allionia | Arizona barrel cactus | Arizona fishhook cactus | Bladderpod | Brodiea | Chia | Chuparosa | Datura | Desert dandelion | Desert hackberry | Desert marigold | Desert onion | Desert star | Desert zinnia | Fairy duster | Fleabane | Globe mallow | Goldpoppy | Mariposa lily | Night-blooming cereus | Robust hedgehog cactus | Larkspur | Lupine | Parry penstemon | Phacelia | Prickly poppy | Purplemat | Saguaro cactus | Tackstem | Yellow evening primrose

See also:

• On this site: Desert books for guidebooks
• Illustrated Guide to Arizona Weeds. Species.
  https://uapress.arizona.edu/book/an-illustrated-guide-to-arizona-weeds

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