LEFT: Gambel oak, Quercus gambelli, is everyplace, growing in clone clumps that simultaneously turn egg-yolk yellow, orange, or occasionally red in September.
ABOVE: Chokecherries (Prunus virginiana L. var. melanocarpa) grow along streams and irrigation ditches, sometimes attaining tree size.
BELOW: There are so many penstemons. We think that is one is narrowleaf penstemon, Penstemon augustifoli.
RIGHT: So if the flower on the left is narrowleaf penstemon, then this should be "blue mist" or "low" penstemon, P. virens.
BELOW: One of the larkspurs, probably "early larkspur," Delphinium nuttallianum.
