California Native Plants #2

Some of the most common plants in my area of California. SUBTITLED Music by A Cuatro Vientos from mp3.com it’s like I’m a commercial for them SEE IF YOU CAN SPOT THE WEEVIL Subtitles too big to put subspecies Notice the golden farina on the P. triagularis, there’s a paper that found funny flavonoids in the coating. The jewel flower may be rare, I didn’t key it out. Cardamine californicum is one of my favorite winter flowers, it’s more elegant than Silene lacinata 2:33 is a patch of Saltmarsh vegetation; broadleaf is Limonium californicum (sea lavender), the brown flowered ones are Triglochin concina, and the rest is Salicornia virginianica (pickleweed), which is especially tasty Picture of Metal cables on bluff provided by Aaron E Sims, Period image of celebration of 1912 Roosevelt HWY–now the Cabrillo Hwy or Hwy 1–from berkeley sunsites at calheritage, spelling and common names from the online Jepson Manual, just type in “UC Jepson” on Google. Picture of the Gov. from a still image from the movie “Comando,” he crosses through bluffs and a Creek I surveyed. Taking a break from research, but Windows Movie Maker makes it like work.

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