Mirabilis laevis var. crassifolia
California Wishbone Bush
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The desert wishbone bush, or desert four o’clock, despite its common name, occurs in many plant communities throughout the southern half of the state, from Baja to San Benito County. It grows as a loose mound of heart-shaped leaves up to about three feet. It is covered with lavender flowers…
Mirabilis multiflora
Colorado Four O'clock
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Colorado four o’clock grows in hot, dry locations throughout the deserts of the Southwest. In California, it grows in the Sonoran, Mojave and San Joaquin Deserts. After winter dormancy, the plant sends up many shoots of oppositely arranged, gray-green leaves to form a low mound. Around May the blooms appear…