Wildflowers of Andalucia

Plantlife of Andalucia, Spain by Brenda Jones

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Thursday, 6 June 2013

Anarrhinum bellidifolium

Anarrhinum bellidifolium

Espuela de Adonis

This plant flowers from March to October and can grow to 50cms. Photo taken in the Genal Valley. It is native to SW Europe, and is commonly seen on dry banks and river beds in Spain.

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Brenda Jones: Brenda Jones shares her great passion for plants with many visiting groups and individuals in Spain. Currently she is compiling a list of species in the Serranía de Ronda and Sierra de Grazalema. Many visitors have benefited from a day tour and full tours in the mountains of Spain with Brenda’s experienced guidance. A passionate plants person and keen flower photographer makes her a popular choice for visiting botanists, flower lovers and tour operators. With an easy going and friendly nature, Brenda is very much at home with the beginner or expert. With an extensive local knowledge of the best areas to see and find plants, plant lovers soon realise the benefits of touring for a day with Brenda. Apart from Spain, Brenda has a desire to also lead tours specifically for flowers in Morocco and Costa Rica.

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