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Lomatium nudicaule

Barestem Lomatium

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The carrot family, Apiaceae, is represented by about 200 taxa (species, subspecies and varieties) in California. A typical representative of the family is a summer deciduous perennial with compound leaves growing from a deep taproot. The flowers are generally a white or yellow umbel or compound umbel. This is certainly…

Lomatium utriculatum - Hog Fennel

Lomatium utriculatum

Hog Fennel

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California’s many lomatium species grow in many plant communities around the state, generally in sunny spots with well-draining soil. Hog fennel is one of the most widely distributed, excluded only from the deserts of the southeastern counties. Like all lomatiums, hog fennel begins its lifecycle by emerging from summer dormancy…

Lonicera ciliosa - Orange Honeysuckle

Lonicera ciliosa

Orange Honeysuckle

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This ornate vine is a member of the honeysuckle family, Caprifoliaceae, which in California includes the Lonicera (seven species) and the snowberries, symphoricarpos (four species). The genus Lonicera includes a few rounded shrubs, with the balance climbing vines such as the orange honeysuckle. The plant naturally grows in northwestern California…

Lonicera conjugialis

Purple Flower Honeysuckle

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Lonicera hispidula Santa Cruz County - Pink Honeysuckle Santa Cruz County

Lonicera hispidula

Pink Honeysuckle

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Pink honeysuckle is native to much of the California Floristic Province. This attractive vine is found growing among other shrubs in mountainous settings. Its magenta flowers are a welcome sight hanging from trailside shrubbery in mid-summer. These are followed by translucent berries of bright red to orange. Pink honeysuckle is…

Lonicera hispidula Santa Cruz County - Pink Honeysuckle Santa Cruz County

Lonicera hispidula Santa Clara County

Pink Honeysuckle Santa Clara County

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Pink honeysuckle is native to much of the California Floristic Province. This attractive vine is found growing among other shrubs in mountainous settings. Its magenta flowers are a welcome sight hanging from trailside shrubbery in mid-summer. These are followed by translucent berries of bright red to orange. Pink honeysuckle is…

Lonicera hispidula Santa Cruz County - Pink Honeysuckle Santa Cruz County

Lonicera hispidula Santa Cruz County

Pink Honeysuckle Santa Cruz County

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Pink honeysuckle is native to much of the California Floristic Province. This attractive vine is found growing among other shrubs in mountainous settings. Its magenta flowers are a welcome sight hanging from trailside shrubbery in mid-summer. These are followed by translucent berries of bright red to orange. Pink honeysuckle is…

Lonicera interrupta

Chaparral Honeysuckle

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Lonicera involucrata - Twinberry Honeysuckle

Lonicera involucrata

Twinberry Honeysuckle

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There are several California native plants with a vast range across the continent. It’s unusual for a plant to thrive in a wide range of growing conditions, but there are many so adapted. Twinberry is one of those plants. With a range encompassing much of the northwestern portion of North…

Lonicera subspicata - Southern Honeysuckle

Lonicera subspicata

Southern Honeysuckle

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California is home to about seven honeysuckle species. They tend to grow in shady areas as climbing vines or open shrubs. Chaparral honeysuckle occupies a spot somewhere in between these two growth forms. It tends to grow among other shrubs, into which it will grow, but it will maintain its…