“Efflorescence” Sere hills blaze with light:nothing so beautiful andnuminous as spring Limpid desert breezesuffused with heady bouquetof floral perfume Here today and gonetomorrow, a fleeting treatfor all our senses The
Written by Peter Pearsall/Photo by Peter Pearsall A walk through the sage-steppe this time of year usually turns up some of the first high-desert wildflowers blooming between the dormant shrubs
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