New Desert Plant

Posted on February 2, 2022 by

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Chuparosa – Justicia californica

We were walking out in the desert in KOFA National Wildlife Refuge the other day – winding our way through one of the many washes. A spot of bright red color caught my eye. I was thrilled to find this delicate little flower on a shrub unknown to me. When I looked up the name for this small beauty, I found it to be a shrub that thrives in the southern Arizona desert and a favorite nectar stop for hummingbirds. Cool! 🙂

Category: Arizona, Flowering Shrubs, KOFA National Wildlife Refuge, Native plants, Native Trees and Shrubs, Photography

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