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In March, the Peak's craggy slopes are softened by a matting of verdant new growth and covered in splashes of orange and yellow, the large swaths of the Mexican Gold Poppy visible from the freeway.
The dark, rugged terrain makes an interesting contrast to the burst of color carpeting the ground. Coulters's Lupine, desert chicory (shown right) and wild heliotrope mix with the fields of poppies or hide beneath the shelter of rock and cactus.
Wild Lupine with Poppies
