Common Wildflowers of the Pacific Northwest British Columbia, Washington & Oregon

The beautiful wildflowers of the Pacific Northwest are as diverse as their habitats. Alpine species are adapted for a short life, sometimes taking 17 summers to produce a single flower. Aquatic species are so adapted to their environment that they can live nowhere else. The specialized plants of the dry interior often flower early in the season before the heat of the summer arrives. Along the coast, wildflowers thrive in the temperate rainforest. With this clear and straightforward beautifully illustrated guide, and the glorious wildflowers of the Pacific Northwest, you’re ready for some of the best outdoor exploring you’ve ever had.

-More than 230 species of wildflowers

-A crisp, vivid colour photo and detailed description of each flower

-Habitat, range, and fascinating facts

-Notes on similar species, edibility, and plant floor

-A wildflower photo guide for quick, easy help matching a flower to a photo.