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Several types of yellow flowers grow in the Mid Hills campground area and a few of them are still blooming today

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5881-mid-hills.jpg Turpentine broom in the foreground, Banana yuccas in the middle, and Antelope brush behind thatThumbnailsMy campsite at Mid Hills Campground is the one with no motor vehicle parked out frontTurpentine broom in the foreground, Banana yuccas in the middle, and Antelope brush behind thatThumbnailsMy campsite at Mid Hills Campground is the one with no motor vehicle parked out frontTurpentine broom in the foreground, Banana yuccas in the middle, and Antelope brush behind thatThumbnailsMy campsite at Mid Hills Campground is the one with no motor vehicle parked out frontTurpentine broom in the foreground, Banana yuccas in the middle, and Antelope brush behind thatThumbnailsMy campsite at Mid Hills Campground is the one with no motor vehicle parked out frontTurpentine broom in the foreground, Banana yuccas in the middle, and Antelope brush behind thatThumbnailsMy campsite at Mid Hills Campground is the one with no motor vehicle parked out frontTurpentine broom in the foreground, Banana yuccas in the middle, and Antelope brush behind thatThumbnailsMy campsite at Mid Hills Campground is the one with no motor vehicle parked out front

I think these are groundsels (Senecio).