The Atacama Desert in Chile never has flowers.
Why it is true
The Desierto Florido is a phenomenon in which more than 200 species of annual plants and geophytes germinate after unusual rainfall in the Atacama. In 2026, winter rains awakened dormant seeds and the bloom could cover up to 17,000 square kilometres.
Source: Kew Gardens
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