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Bibliography Coastal Wildflowers of the Pacific Northwest Colorado's Best Wildflower Hikes Colorado's Best Wildflower Hikes, Volume 3: San Juan Mountains Guides to Colorado Wildflowers; Vol 1&Vol 2 Plant Identification Terminology Pocket Guide (western north america) Roadside Wildflowers Pocket Naturalist Southern Rocky Mountain Wildflowers Washington's Best Wildflower Hikes
Wayside Wildflowers of the Pacific Northwest Western Region Field Guide to Wildflowers Wild at Heart, a Natural History Guide Wildflowers of the Olympics and Cascades Wildflowers of the Pacific Northwest Wildflower Trails of the Pacific Northwest
Mt. Goliath taproot. See the story in our
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Welcome to this sharing of wildflower identification, a hobby offering deep enrichment of our lives. The arrangement of blooms by color has been of great assistance to us, as amateur hobbyists, in the identification of wildflowers. This is the organizational basis of the galleries. Please feel free to eMail your feedback, suggestions, corrections, or questions. It is our pleasure to share our photographs in the hope that wildflower identification may spark your interest and enhance your joy in nature, as it so richly has done for us.
Mark Lee Dixon & Darice Susan Dixon.
Link Highlight: The Colo Extension website is an excellent source of information about plant life, and much more, in Colorado. Click the logo and LEARN.
The western region of the United States encompasses a huge area. Many of the plants represented in this website have been sighted in Oregon and Washington. In some cases there may be blooms shown here from Canada. These areas have been explored by us exclusively to date simply based on proximity. In 2008 we will be presenting specimens from Colorado, Wyoming and adjacent states since we now live in this area. However, our interest extends much farther! The regions map here represents the area we are interested in learning and sharing about today, and in the future.
Thank you
Last updated: April 23, 2012 Copyright 2007- 2011. All rights reserved. Mark L. & Darice S. Dixon
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A new page on the site dedicated to the fun plant 'neighbors' we've seen along the way.
Book Highlight
by William Weber & Ronald C. Wittmann
Links Colorado State University; Flora Lady Bird Johnson Wildflower Center Southwest Colorado Wildflowers Southeastern Arizona Wildflowers Washington Native Plant Society
Wildflower Zones 3500 - 6000' Plains 6000 - 8000' Foothills 8,000 - 10,000' Montane 10,000 - 11,500' Subalpine 11,000' - up Alpine (varies)
Common Taxonomic Rank (point mouse over bullets for info)
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for these kinds of information about the plants we have identified in our wanders.
