Through the Seasons: A Rocky Mountain Front Range Native Wildflower Garden in SUMMER Print Size and Style:20 x 16 in Giclée Canvas WrapA native wildflower garden along the front range of the Rocky Mountains delivers beauty as well as habitat for birds and pollinators throughout the year. During July and August, shades of pink, fuchsia and lavender blossoms dominate as yucca, shell leaf beardtongue, coneflower, bee balm, poppy mallow, prairie clover, and showy milkweed come into bloom. Blanketflower, chocolate flower, golden columbine, sulfur flowered buckwheat, prairie coneflower,
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
Seven magpies gathered around a fallen tree on a Colorado hillside along the front range of the Rocky Mountains
diverse plants and animals
each from an original watercolor
but also attract a variety of pollinating insects
Each panel features detailed depictions of wildflowers as well as visiting birds and pollinators
Many species of wildflowers are depicted-a mere handfull of the remarkable diversity of stunning flowers that bloom there each summer
shell-leaf beardtongue
A favorite of hummingbirds
Original: 22 x11 in in Acrylic on canvas by Susan E
A gathering of magpies is poetically called a "mischief" of magpies
perfect for gardeners
