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Next photo Death Valley Wildflowers Many desert annual wildflowers are adapted to long periods of dormancy, where the seeds lie in wait, sometimes for years. During a wet winter they sprout and burst forth in all their glory in the spring. Phenomenal displays of vibrant colors and forms appear streaking the desert landscape. The wildflowers in this slideshow are an up-close look of the details of wildflower displays in southern Death Valley National Park near Ashford Mill, Jubilee and Salsbury Pass. |
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