Santa Fe Botanical Garden – Museum Hill – Tuesday, May 7, 2019

What’s Blooming in the Garden

Ken & Susan Bower – Volunteer Docents

(Tip for identifying and remembering plants: Examine closely in detail the shape, size, color,

texture of the whole plant, the stems/stalk, the leaves, the flowers and buds.)

1. speedwell, wooly -Veronica pectinata

2. bluestem joint fir – Ephedra equisetina

3. Utah serviceberry – Amelanchier utahensis

4. 'Indian Magic' crabapple - Malus × 'Indian Magic'

5. 'Radiant' crabapple - Malus × 'Radiant'

6. western sand cherry - Prunus pumila var. besseyi

7. 'Blue Ice' Arizona cypress - Cupressus arizonica var. glabra 'Blue Ice'

8. Japanese elm – Ulmus propinqua ‘JFS-Bieberich’ EMERALD SUNSHINE ®

9. ‘Stanley’ plum – Prunus domestica ‘Stanley’

10. 'Ginger Gold' apple - Malus domestica GINGER GOLD®

11. 'Red Jonathan' apple - Malus domestica 'Red Jonathan'

12. 'Harrow Delight' pear - Pyrus communis 'Harrow Delight'

13. 'Black Gold' cherry - Prunus avium 'Black Gold'

14. ‘Surefire’ cherry – Prunus cerasus ‘Surefire’

15. verbena, purple - Glandularia bipinnatifida

16. grape hyacinth – Muscari armeniacum

17. common dandelion - Taraxacum campylodes

18. claret cup hedgehog cactus – Echinocereus coccineus

19. Texas red oak - Quercus buckleyi

20. chives - Allium schoenoprasum

21. bur oak – Quercus macrocarpa

22. wax currant - Ribes cereum

23. blue flax – Linum perenne

24. Gambel oak –Quercus gambelii

25. one-seed juniper – Juniperus monosperma

26. piñon pine – Pinus edulis