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Some Prince's plume (Stanleya pinnata) grows in the area of Juniper Spring, Mojave National Preserve

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7040-princes-plume.jpg Juniper Spring Road rolls up and down in the New York Mountains foothillsThumbnailsJuniper Spring, Mojave National Preserve; it's dryJuniper Spring Road rolls up and down in the New York Mountains foothillsThumbnailsJuniper Spring, Mojave National Preserve; it's dryJuniper Spring Road rolls up and down in the New York Mountains foothillsThumbnailsJuniper Spring, Mojave National Preserve; it's dryJuniper Spring Road rolls up and down in the New York Mountains foothillsThumbnailsJuniper Spring, Mojave National Preserve; it's dryJuniper Spring Road rolls up and down in the New York Mountains foothillsThumbnailsJuniper Spring, Mojave National Preserve; it's dry

This is the first patch of Prince's plume that I've seen during this trip. I planted one of these along my driveway a few years ago and it lived (and flowered) for two years.