On the arid hillside, wild buckwheats painted the landscape with their delicate white blooms.

On our hike through the desert, the bright sulfur buckwheats lined the sandy trail.

Conejo buckwheats bloom in the sandy soils of the canyon every spring, attracting pollinators.

The drought-tolerant sulfur buckwheat brightened the rocky slope with its silvery foliage and deep yellow blossoms.

Conejo buckwheat thrives on the sun-baked cliffs of the coastal hills, its sulfur-yellow blossoms attracting native pollinators.

The artisan baker created a light, buckwheatlike pancake that paired perfectly with honey and lemon.