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Arches National Park
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ASCLEPIADACEAE 
(Milkweed Family)
Asclepias cryptoceras

PALLID MILKWEED

 


ASCLEPIADACEAE 
(Milkweed Family)
Asclepias latifolia

BROADLEAF MILKWEED

 
Asclepias latifolia
    


ASCLEPIADACEAE
(Milkweed Family)
Asclepias macrosperma

DWARF MILKWEED

 


ASCLEPIADACEAE 
(Milkweed Family)
Asclepias speciosa

SHOWY MILKWEED

 
Asclepias speciosa
    

ASTERACEAE 
(Sunflower Family)
Artemisia spinescens

BUDSAGE

 


ASTERACEAE
(Sunflower Family)
Chaenactis stevioides

STEVIA DUSTY-MAIDEN

 


ASTERACEAE 
(Sunflower Family)
Chaetopappa ericoides

ROSE-HEATH

 


ASTERACEAE 
(Sunflower Family)
Chrysopsis villosa

HAIRY GOLDENASTER

 


ASTERACEAE 
(Sunflower Family)
Cirsium sp.

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Detail of petroglyph panel

Did You Know?
Native Americans never inhabited Arches on a year-round basis, though they certainly roamed the area searching for wild game, useful plants and rocks for tool-making. Petroglyphs near Wolfe Ranch are thought to have been created by Indians from the Ute/Paiute cultures.
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