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Los Alamos, NM
January 7, 2026

Phenology observation

Flowers
LATE ALL WITHERED MIDDLE EARLY FIRST FIRST BUD BUD burst NONE
None
No flowers or buds visible.
Fruit
LATE > MIDDLE EARLY FIRST NONE
Late Fruiting
Most fruits or seeds have been dispersed from the plant (over 95%).
Leaves
ALL WITHERED FIRST WITHERED ALL UNFOLDED FIRST UNFOLDED FIRST SHOOT FIRST EMERGED
First shoot
First appearance of the growing shoot is visible above ground.
Notes
No flowers, a few seeds still hanging on but most dispersed, old leaves all wilted but new leaves sprouting, though the deer appear to have eaten some. Colder this week - still in the 50s during the day but freezing at night.

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