In a wet year, Emory's rock daisy can grow so thickly in Death Valley National Park that it turns rocky hillsides completely...

Emory's Rock Daisy

In a wet year, Emory's rock daisy can grow so thickly in Death Valley National Park that it turns rocky hillsides completely green and then leaves them golden for a few years after. As you can see here, the leafy foliage is visually dominant while the white flowers are small and dainty. Photo © copyright by Sarah Marino and Ron Coscorrosa.

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