New Mexico Wildflowers
Wren Allen. . . and other roadside attractions. Notes on nature and art by botanical artist Wren Allen.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Weekly |
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| Issues | 21 | Subscribers | Read | newmexicowildflowers.substack.com |
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Will there be a Superbloom in 2024?
##### NOT part of a Superbloom! Some wholeleaf Indian paintbrush in a grassy ditch in Santa Fe in 2023.
Week 2 of 29 February Flowers
##### Work in progress: Tulip bouquet in colored pencil, status as of this Thursday, 15 Feb.
Week 1 of 29 February Flowers 2024
Yesterday marked the first full week of the #29februaryflowers2024 challenge on Instagram. Here are the images I posted on my feed and a few notes about them:
Introducing February Flowers 2024
##### Indian blanketflower (Gaillardia pulchella) with checkered white butterfly (Pontia protodice). Blanketflower is a great choice for waterwise gardens! Native pollinators like the checkered white are going to be a recurring theme for my...
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