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 Native Plant Society of New Mexico
The Native Plant Society of New Mexico has several branches around the state. The branch from Las Cruces takes outings into the Black Range, and its observations and efforts are noteworthy. Above is a listing of some of the species seen in outings along the Sawyer’s Peak Trail. It is an organization
that deserves our support. Our endorsement does not indicate a reciporcal relationship.
To join the Native Plant Society of New Mexico - follow this link.
   On June 30, 2019, Townsendia formosa, Smooth Townsend Daisy was found along the Sawyers Peak Trail at about 9,000 feet. Not big news in itself, but this is almost the exact location in which O. B. Metcalfe discovered the type specimen of the species on September 30, 1904.
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