NEW MEXICO (KRQE) – If you noticed more sunflowers in your yard or around the state Saturday, there’s a reason for it. Wildlife officials say New Mexico is currently experiencing a super bloom of sunflowers.
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The reason for it is due to an unusually wet monsoon season. Capulin Volcano National Monument officials say they get sunflowers every year, but this year, they were blown away.
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