Our Annuals Are Ready! If you haven’t seen them yet, our yearly crop of annuals is ready! This year, we’ve grown some of your favorite annual wildflowers, and some that may be new to you. There are some rare plants, some common (yet stunning) species, and much more! From the Yorkias (formerly known as Clarkia) like the much-beloved farewell-to-spring, tidytips (Layia spp.), and baby blue eyes (Nemophila menziesii) – to the Farnsworth’s jewelflower (Streptanthus farnsworthii), calico monkeyflower (Diplacus pictus), and the desert candle (Caulanthus inflatus), there is something for every garden and every plant lover! What are annuals, even? Annual wildflowers are short-lived, beautiful, and fleeting bursts of color. They are fast-growing herbaceous plants that quickly produce pollen and nectar, and they generally disperse many little seeds throughout or at …
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