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Arches National Park
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LAMIACEAE 
(Mint Family)
Poliomintha incana

ROSEMARY MINT

 


LILIACEAE
(Lily Family)
Zigadenus vaginatus

ALCOVE DEATH CAMUS

 
Zigadenus vaginatus
    


LINACEAE
(Flax Family)
Linum aristatum

BROOM-FLAX

 


LOASACEAE
(Loasa Family)
Mentzelia sp.

BLAZING STAR

 


MALVACEAE
(Mallow Family)
Sphaeralcea coccinea

SCARLET GLOBEMALLOW

 
Sphaeralcea coccinea
    


MALVACEAE 
(Mallow Family)
Sphaeralcea leptophylla

SLENDERLEAF GLOBEMALLOW

 


MALVACEAE
(Mallow Family)
Sphaeralcea parvifolia

SMALL-LEAF GLOBEMALLOW

 


NYCTAGINACEAE
(Four O'Clock Family)
Abronia fragrans

SAND-VERBENA

 
Abronia fragrans
    


NYCTAGINACEAE 
(Four O'Clock Family)
Allionia incarnata

TRAILING WINDMILLS

 

 

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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.
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Last Updated: November 10, 2007 at 14:49 MST