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On my way down out of the Bristol Mountains, I pass a few Rush milkweeds in flowers

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4258-milkweed.jpg Interesting rock spikes along the wall of the wash, Kelso Dunes WildernessThumbnailsFurther down in a Bristol Mountains wash are a number of low, reddish buckwheat tuftsInteresting rock spikes along the wall of the wash, Kelso Dunes WildernessThumbnailsFurther down in a Bristol Mountains wash are a number of low, reddish buckwheat tuftsInteresting rock spikes along the wall of the wash, Kelso Dunes WildernessThumbnailsFurther down in a Bristol Mountains wash are a number of low, reddish buckwheat tuftsInteresting rock spikes along the wall of the wash, Kelso Dunes WildernessThumbnailsFurther down in a Bristol Mountains wash are a number of low, reddish buckwheat tuftsInteresting rock spikes along the wall of the wash, Kelso Dunes WildernessThumbnailsFurther down in a Bristol Mountains wash are a number of low, reddish buckwheat tuftsInteresting rock spikes along the wall of the wash, Kelso Dunes WildernessThumbnailsFurther down in a Bristol Mountains wash are a number of low, reddish buckwheat tufts

I saw a few of these Asclepias subulata a few miles away last year, but wouldn't have known what they are except for Lee's identification (thanks Lee).