Edgewood County Park 3-23-05
A wild season: a wild week in the Bay Area. A tornado hit near my neighborhood, and rain, rain and more rain. On the first break in weather in over a week, yesterday I headed to Edgewood County Park in Redwood City to look for wildflowers. I hiked the Serpentine Trail Loop and then the Edgewood Trail from the parking lot to Canada Rd. The flowers appear to have recently started blooming. Two weeks sounds like a good time to check back.
There were patches of small yellow flowers on the ridge of the Serpentine Trail. Then on the Edgewood Trail near the 280 Freeway, there were more of the same flowers mixed in with owl’s clover and golden poppies. On a hillside on the way back down the Edgewood Trail, there were a bunch of bush lupine and a tree of lupine growing along a deer path.
There were patches of small yellow flowers on the ridge of the Serpentine Trail. Then on the Edgewood Trail near the 280 Freeway, there were more of the same flowers mixed in with owl’s clover and golden poppies. On a hillside on the way back down the Edgewood Trail, there were a bunch of bush lupine and a tree of lupine growing along a deer path.
Labels: California, flowers, scenic nature
posted by Richard @ 12:23 AM
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