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Gypsum Mountain "Laurel", Feral Horses, Gypsum flats, Gaillardia multiceps, Pseudoclappia, etc.

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Gypsum Deserts of Northwest Texas

in this video we check out eh habitat of the very rare plant Dermatophyllum gypsophilum subsp guadalupense, the gypsum "Mountain Laurel".

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Christopher Stickney

A little late to this, but my goal this fall is to collect some Tiquilia greggi seed and try to grow some. All I know about growing them is from a small section of a book where supposedly it germinates easy from freshly collected seed. I don't know of anyone trying to grow it out here in West Texas unfortunately.