Through the Seasons: SPRING in a Rocky Mountain Front Range Native Wildflower Garden
$ 15.00
- High quality Giclée Print on FSC certified paper
- Long lasting accurate colors with stunning depth
- Paper Weight: 200 gsm (80 lb), thickness: 0.26 mm (10.3 mils).
- Available Sizes: Offered in a variety of sizes
A native wildflower garden along the front range of the Rocky Mountains delivers beauty as well as habitat for birds and pollinators throughout the year. From mid-April through June, the garden heralds spring with an explosion of blossoms on native shrubs like Wood’s rose, golden currant, chokecherry and red-osier dogwood. The yellow blooms of blanket flower, wild buckwheat, wallflower, and golden columbine contrast with blue flax, lupine and purple asters and penstemons. Bright red flowers of prairie fire and firecracker penstemon attract a recently-arrived broad-tailed hummingbird. A goldfinch, house wren and American robin join various bees, a mourning cloak and a wood nymph butterfly to enliven the flowery scene.
Art by Colorado Artist Susan E. Quinlan
Visit susanquinlan.com for a free guide to Through the Seasons wildflowers and wildlife along with information about
the joys and benefits of native plant gardening.
