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Also known as Mountain Bluebells, this flower grows in moist areas along streams and seeps. The flowers are bell- shaped ranging in color from light blue to almost pink Click to enlarge Chiming Bells
Found across the Southwest, Claretcup is a member of the cactus family. It grows in compact clumps containing up to several hundred stems. The flowers are scarlet and the resulting fruits are edible. Click to enlarge Claretcup
The state flower of Colorado, the Blue Columbine grows in the most unexpected and inhospitable places. Preferring the moist soil of ravines and rocky slopes, it grows in the Alpine and Subalpine life zones. Click to enlarge Columbine
Chiming Bells
DV-CB01-WH (white)

Claretcup
DV-CCC3-GR (green)
Colorado Columbine
DV-CC01-CO (concord)
DV-CC01-VW (white)
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The state flower of Colorado, the Blue Columbine grows in the most unexpected and inhospitable places. Preferring the moist soil of ravines and rocky slopes, it grows in the Alpine and Subalpine life zones. Click to enlarge Columbine.
The state flower of Colorado, the Blue Columbine grows in the most unexpected and inhospitable places. It has striking blue sepals with white petals that trail in slender blue spurs. Click to enlarge Columbines.
Colorado Columbines
DV-CC03-WH (white)
Colorado Columbines
DV-CC04-BL (blue)
Stacked one above the next, look for the long, graceful, curving "trunk" with the head and two lobes as the "ears." Colors can range from pink to red and purple. Click to enlarge Elephant Heads
A member of the pea family, the Lodgepole Lupine have blue to purple flowers and can grow to 32 inches tall. They love to grow among the gambel oak trees and in aspen groves. Click to enlarge Lupines
A member of the pea family, the Silvery Lupine have blue to purple flowers and can grow to 20 inches tall. Occasionally, white varieties are found. Click to enlarge Silvery Lupines
Elephant Heads
DV-EH02-WH (white)
Lupines in Dyke Canyon
DH-LDC1-WH (white)
Silvery Lupines
DV-LU01-WH (white)
Rydbergia is a member of the sunflower family, nicknamed "Old Man of the Mountain" for the thick hair along its stem and foliage.
This water-loving plant grows mostly along waterfalls, stream banks, and seeps. Its flowers are vivid magenta or purplish red with yellow throats. Click to enlarge Parry's Primrose
The Plains Pricklypear is a cactus that grows on the plains and in the desert from British Columbia to West Texas. It is common in the piñon-juniper areas of the Southwest.
Old Man of the Mountain
NV-OMM1-4S (card only)
Parry’s Primrose
SV-PP01-GY (grey)
Plains Pricklypear
DH-PPP1-WH (white)
A member of the stonecrop family, Queen's Crown grows in boggy areas and along streams. Its flowers are pink and white with elongated clusters. Its close cousin, the King's Crown, survives in drier areas and has red to purple flowers. Click to enlarge Queen's Crown
The only native species of Iris east of the Sierra Nevada, the Rocky Mountain or Blue Flag Iris grows where moisture is plentiful until flowering season is past. The flower is a showy bluish purple with some yellow or orange streaks. Click to enlarge Iris
A member of the Figwort family, this flower grows in the tundra. The blooms are generally yellow but can contain hints of red or purple. Click to enlarge Wesern Yellow Paintbrush
Queen’s Crown
DH-QC01-WH (white)

Rocky Mountain Iris
DV-IR01-WH (white)

Western Yellow Paintbrush
DV-YP01-GR (green)

Alpine wildflowers bloom profusely every spring and summer in an amazing rainbow of colors. Due to the short blooming season, many of the alpine plants set their blooms during the previous year. This behavior allows them to sprout and bloom in just a few days once uncovered from the snow. Click to enlarge 4 Wildflowers
For all prints, the outer mat colors are listed. Inner mats are chosen to accent the photos. All sizes given are finished sizes of the mats. D indicates a double mat; S indicates a single mat. All photographs except panoramas are available as photo notecards, blank inside.
4 Rocky Mountain Wildflowers
LS-4FL1-WH (white)
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