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Anza-Borrego desert is California's largest state park. Despite the region's frequent droughts, rapid temperature swings, and intense sun, Anza-Borrego hosts hundreds of wildflowers adapted to survive with minimal water. Seeds from annual wildflowers can lie dormant in the soil for years, waiting for the perfect amount of water to germinate. Some of Anza-Borrego's most common wildflowers include desert sand verbena (purple), desert sunflower (yellow), and dune evening primros