Native and non-native plants.
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The Stein and Hale families generously contributing the 36 acre park to the City of Rolling Hills Estates. The trail was dedicated in May of 1993. [Ref. - the trail map.]
Sunday, May 30, 2010
Walking the George F. Canyon
Native and non-native plants.
The Stein and Hale families generously contributing the 36 acre park to the City of Rolling Hills Estates. The trail was dedicated in May of 1993. [Ref. - the trail map.]
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8 comments:
Beautiful photos of the flowers and the scenery. Looks like a nice hiking trail!
Beautiful photo set, it looks like the perfect day to be out on that trail.
Just catching up today, Tash. Not a clunker on this page. Boy you've shot some beauties lately! It's a treat to visit.
Oh, for a walk in the hills! Gorgeous.
What a beautiful day dear Tash!
Your collage is perfect, it's a beautiful mosaic of flowers!
I would love to be there and take a good walk around this lovely place!
Have a nice Monday
hugs
Léia
PA and I were just wondering whether the wild cucumber is a native. Got to look that up. Really nice, Tash.
those yellow pin cushion daisys grow in great abundance where you are. Especially on the road to the archery range. Beautiful
Right now our path ways are bordered with poppies. A few buttercups, malva,dandelions and such but mostly poppies. Such a glorious sight.
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