Western US Native Wildflowers – Page 03

This mix of fall colors adds a cheery presence to gardens, meadows, and prairies...

Named for German Prince Maximilian who explored parts of the American West in the 1830’s, this wildflower puts on quite a show....

These striking yellow wildflowers are long blooming, and are exceptional for long-lasting arrangements....

This tropical looking wildflower enjoys constantly wet soil, making it a great choice for your damp areas....

Like the domesticated hollyhock, the flowers of this Kanakee Mallow are mauve to apple blossom pink fading to white towards the center...

Attractive orange streaked or spotted flowers dangle from slender, watery stems, often glistening in the sunshine...

This Iris is at home in wet mountain meadows...

These lacy blue and violet blossoms are a must for every garden....

Bursting with brilliant fuchsia stars, this showy perennial wildflower puts on a striking display....

These wildflowers are delightful miniature versions of the larger blazing stars....

These lilac, pink or white flowers are funnel-shaped and sweetly fragrant...

Boasting pale, pastel-blue, five-petaled flowers, this native wildflower reseeds itself readily...

Just look at the color of red in this botanical beauty....

Carpeting whole hillsides along the Pacific coast, this wildflower is one of the great glories of the west...

Native to California, this dwarf lupine provides brilliant color on many hillsides and meadows...

One of the most-beloved color-makers of California's glorious spring...

White flowers grow on stems with scented green leaves on this perennial wildflower....

Large, three inch, yellow flowers bloom profusely, covering the feathery foliage with as many as 25-35 fragrant flowers...

Flowering through the summer, this wildflower has fragrant pink blossoms that open in late afternoon....