- This past winter, California experienced a much-needed 'phenomenal wet season,' reviving the vegetation
- The rain has now seen the land blanketed in 'superbloom's of wildflowers, creating swaths of vibrant color
- Satellite images from the Planet Labs reveal the dramatic transformation over the past few months
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| The Carrizo Plain National Monument, one of the largest native grasslands that remain in the state, has sprouted lupines, goldfields, cream cups, delphinium, blue dicks and poppies. The dramatic difference from last year (left) and now (on right) can be seen in the satellite image |