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Arches National Park
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CACTACEAE

(Cactus Family)
Opuntia polyacantha

CENTRAL PRICKLYPEAR

 


CACTACEAE 
(Cactus Family)
Sclerocactus whipplei

WHIPPLE'S FISHHOOK

 
Sclerocactus whipplei
    


CAPPARACEAE 
(Caper Family)
Cleome lutea

YELLOW BEEPLANT

 


CAPRIFOLIACEAE 
(Honeysuckle Family)
Symphoricarpos longiflorus

LONGFLOWER SNOWBERRY

 


CHENOPODIACEAE

(Goosefoot Family)
Atriplex canescens

FOUR-WING SALTBUSH

 
Atriplex canescens
    


CHENOPODIACEAE

(Goosefoot Family)
Atriplex confertifolia

SHADSCALE

 


CHENOPODIACEAE

(Goosefoot Family)
Grayia spinosa

SPINY HOPSAGE

 


CHENOPODIACEAE
 
(Goosefoot Family)
Zuckia brandegei

SILTBUSH

 
Zuckia brandegei
    


CONVOLVULACEAE
 
(Convolvulus Family)
Convolvulus arvensis

BINDWEED

 

 

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John Wesley Wolfe

Did You Know?
In the late 1800s, John Wesley Wolfe, a disabled Civil War veteran, and his son, Fred, built a homestead in what is now Arches National Park. A weathered log cabin, root cellar, and corral remain as evidence of the primitive ranch they operated for more than 10 years.

Last Updated: November 02, 2007 at 14:40 MST