California Super Blooms bring flower lovers to Golden State deserts. As travelers shed their winter layers, California deserts put on colorful coats of their own. Southern California’s “Super Blooms” in March attract legions of travelers from across North America to see flowers ranging from verbena to desert lilies carpeting the ground in places like Anza-Borrego
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It’s February. And if you’re an RV snowbird you know that means that the annual wildflowers will soon be popping their delicate heads out of the brutal desert floor. But not everywhere. Just like all living things in the desert, everything has its time and place and cannot be rushed or changed on a sudden
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By Bob Difley As long time snowbirds know, Spring brings the most exuberant display of color to the monotone desert. Wildflowers wake up from their long hibernation, stretch their spindly stems, and unfold their vivid petals to flutter in a shameless and lurid sexual display. The colorful petals are designed to lure passing insects, birds, bees,
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