A Journal of Plants in Southern California

My name is Annabelle and I am a Southern California college student. I am an English major. I also love plants. This year (2016), I decided I wanted to learn more about them, so I bought Botany in a Day by Thomas J. Elpel and started learning families. I keep a look out for flowers every time I hike, usually in the Santa Monica Mountain Range. This is my catalog of plants that I have identified (hopefully correctly) and photographed.

Wednesday, April 6, 2016

Pitcher Sage (Salvia spathacea)







Santa Monica Mountain Range
Topanga off of Topanga Canyon (Route 27) and Old Topanga Road
Topanga State Park

Family: Lamiaceae
Posted by Belle at 7:23 PM
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Labels: lamiaceae, native, santa monica mountain range, southern california, topanga

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