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Available Reviews
Castro Crest |
Date of Review
12/28/16. |
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This time of year be on the watch for perennials, especially woody shrubs, vines and trees. They can respond quickly to the first rains of the year.
This site performs a public service that anyone can participate in. Let us all know what you are seeing. In general, if you are submitting a report I will get it faster if you use the gmail account 'SMMWildFlowers' rather than my nps.gov account. If you are new to submitting a report be sure and read How To Submit a Flower Report — ed. |
| Castro Crest |
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12/28/16 |
| The rain that has fallen has started to perk things up and it is clear that there will be flowers this year. This trail crosses creeks with water six or seven times. The flowers have not really started but they are close. The wild cucumber is pushing up and we saw a few blooming stalks. There are some milk maids blooming near the creek. We saw one blooming California everlasting and some big berry manzanita that was just about to open. — Dorothy Steinicke | ||
Contact Information:
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Santa Monica Mountains NRA 401 West Hillcrest Drive Thousand Oaks, CA 91360 805-370-2301 www.nps.gov/samo |
If you would like to contribute a wildflower report you can e-mail the editor at: Tony[underscore]Valois@nps.gov Or, for faster response use the gmail account SMMWildFlowers |
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What's Blooming
on the web at
www.smmflowers.org/whatsblooming
or go to
www.nps.gov/samo
click on
"Plan Your Visit" >> "Things to Do" >> "Look for Wildflowers"
