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These flowers may be quite attractive up close, but from a distance they are often inconspicuous. Green flowers are usually pollinated by the wind, but they may also attract beetles and other insects. Some of the flowers in this album are hardy, drought resistant, dwellers of the desert; while others are delicate, residents of the plateaus and cool canyons. This album features 15 different species.

Leopard Lily (Fritillaria atropurpurea) - Zion National Park
Mexican Dock (Rumex salicifolius) - Zion National Park
Pale Wolfberry (Lycium pallidum) - Zion National Park
Whipple Cholla (Cylindropuntia whipplei) - Zion National Park
Whipple Cholla (Cylindropuntia whipplei) - Zion National Park
Canyon Grape (Vitis arizonica) - Zion National Park
Spider Milkweed (Asclepias asperula) - Zion National Park
Whipple Cholla (Cylindropuntia whipplei) - Zion National Park
Desert Elkweed (Frasera albomarginata) - Zion National Park
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