A bunch of wildflower seed heads, recognizable by their small fluffy white puffs. As students go from second period to third they can see the beautiful plants at Sage Creek.

A cluster of wildflower seed heads as well as yellow flowers begins to bloom. Strolling alongside the walkway to the basketball courts, some of these exposures might catch an eye.

A bright pink rockrose flower blooms with a vivid yellow center and crinkled petals.

Delticate white bell-shaped flowers also known as the manzanita plants stand out compared to the dark green leaves.

Arbutus, also known as Strawberry trees, are seen with hanging clusters of pink bell shaped-flowers.

A manzanita shrub with green leaves and pink bell-shaped flowers. Located behind the library, the flowers give students a beautiful sight to admire nature while taking a break from studies.

This plate is not a flower but a delicate green fern with many small leaflets. As the season changes students at school can notice the bright green colored fern as they walk to lunch.

Gentle purple and red wildflowers grow among green herbs. Freshman and Sophomores walk back to the locker rooms where they have the chance to admire nature’s wildflowers.

The wildflowers are red, tubulars which bloom along with slender stems and are beautifully caught in the sunlight.

A tiny yellow wildflower stands in the field compared to grass blooming among them.