Blog – Page 6 – Nine Sisters Botanicals

Plants of Prairie Creek Redwoods State Park

2010 Trip to Tahoe National Forest

Wild Plum Campground

Monardella spp.

Abies spp. – Fir

Penstemon

Rachel of the Angelicas

British Columbia and Washington State Plants

Roseaceae – Geum macrophyllum – Large Leaved Avens

Berberidaceae – Berberis aquifolium – Tall Oregon Grape – B.C Fjords

Onagraceae – Epilobium angustifolium – Fireweed

Asteraceae – Anaphalis margaritacea – Pearly Everlasting

Lamiaceae – Monarda didyma – Scarlet Beebalm

Rosaceae – Spiraea?

Roseaceae – Sorbus sitchensis – Sitka Mountain Ash – the Rowan Tree of N. America

the view from the north side of Simon Frasier University

Balsaminaceae – Impatiens glandulifera – Himalaya Balsam

Balsaminaceae – Impatiens glandulifera – Himalaya Balsam

adventitious roots

Rochaceae – Amaya inclina – Cutie pie

Asteraceae – Tanacetum vulgare – Tansy / with Bombus spp. – Bumblebee

Boundary Bay, B.C.

Boundary Bay, B.C. – Asteraceae – Solidago canadensis – Canada Goldenrod

Asteraceae – Solidago canadensis – Canada Goldenrod / with Bombus spp.

Asteraceae – Cichorium intybus – Chicory

Rosaceae – Crataegus monogyna – Common Hawthorne

Asteraceae – Arctium spp. – Burdock

Rosaceae – Rubus laciniatus – Evergreen Blackberry

Eastern Sierra Wildflowers

your humble photographer

Castilleja and Artemesia

Monardella – Mountain Pennyroyal

Sambucus – Elder

Sambucus – Elder

Opuntia – Yellow Prickly Pear

Selena in a field of Monkey Flowers

Mimulus gluttatus – Monkey Flower

Wood’s Rose – Rosa

Columbine – Aquilegia formosa

Ceanothus – Tobacco Brush

Angelica

Angelica

Chris among the Mules Ears – Wyethia

A random mule train. yes.

Photography rights retained by Selena Rowan

Flowers on the Coast

Angelica archangelica

Salmon Berry – Rubus spectabilis

Rubus spectabilis beginning to fruit

Red Elder – Sambucus racemosa

Fairy Bells – Prosartes smithii

California Buttercup – Ranuculus californicus

Plantain – Plantago spp.

Cow Parsnip – Heracleum spp.

California Bee Balm – Scrophularia spp.

Trillium ovatum

Myrica californica

Spring Wildflowers in the Klamath Mountains