Rocky Mountain Wildflowers — Rocky Mountain Wildflowers

Pasqueflowers are Blooming as well as other early Wildflowers---Spring is Beginning in the Rocky Mountains.

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Pasqueflowers are Blooming as well as other early Wildflowers---Spring is Beginning in the Rocky Mountains.

Pasqueflowers, Marsh Marigold, Snow Buttercups, and Avalanche Lillies are some of the first wildflowers to appear in Spring in the Rocky Mountains of Colorado.

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See Colorado's Abundant Wildflowers at the Crested Butte Wildflower Festival.

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See Colorado's Abundant Wildflowers at the Crested Butte Wildflower Festival.

The Crested Butte Wildflower Festival in July is one of the best places to see and learn about Colorado's wildflowers. Look for Rocky Mountain Wildflowers Field Guide by Linda Nagy at the wildflower headquarters and other locations in town for help in identifying all the flowers you see.

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The Pasqueflower Signals the Beginning of Spring in the Rocky Mountains.

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The Pasqueflower Signals the Beginning of Spring in the Rocky Mountains.

Many suggest that Spring has arrived in the Rocky Mountains when the first Pasqueflowers begin to bloom. It is one of the very first wildflowers to bloom in Springtime at altitudes from 8,000 to 11,500 feet. The blossoms appear before the leaves and last for many days as the plant develops.

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The Christmas Season is Soon Approaching!

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The Christmas Season is Soon Approaching!

High Country Artworks has updated its website and added new products just in time for the holiday season. Browse through the site that is now easier to navigate on all devices. See the cutting boards, books, and check out the new best-selling 2018 Wildflowers of the American West Calendar specially priced at 2 for $20.

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Rocky Mountain Wildflowers Field Guide wins top honors at 2016 Colorado Independent Publishers Association Awards Banquet

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Rocky Mountain Wildflowers Field Guide wins top honors at 2016  Colorado Independent Publishers Association Awards Banquet

Bernie and Linda of Fairplay, South Park, CO published informative pocket guide featuring over 270 Varieties of Wildflowers (DENVER, Colorado) August 20, 2016 – The artist/writer couple, Bernie and Linda Nagy received top awards in the Science, and Academic Reference Categories and second place in Illustrations at the 22nd Annual CIPA EVVY Awards ceremony. An Ebook version of Rocky Mountain Wildflowers Field Guide produced by Yellow Studios also received a first place award. CIPA, Colorado Independent Publishers Association has one of the longest running awards competitions for Indie publishers. Linda and Bernie Nagy are always on the lookout for great photo...

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