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The Blue Columbine (Aquilegia coerulea) is Colorado’s state flower. This wildflower is gorgeous among its natural surroundings of other plants and rocks and wood, but when all that other stuff is removed, the beauty of this flower shines even stronger.

This work has been exhibited at the Botanicals - Flora of the World Exhibition, Decagon Gallery, Brooklyn, New York, September, 2025. See Exhibitions.

Price includes a back-mounted black wood inset frame with a wire hanger. If you would like a different hanging mechanism (Sawtooth for small prints or Wall Buddies for large prints - same price), please let me know on the Contact page.

The Western Blue Flag Iris (Iris missouriensis) is the only native wild iris in Colorado. In areas where the ground holds significant moisture at the right elevations, it grows abundantly and can lead to gorgeous displays in early summer.

The Pink Lady’s Slipper (Cypripedium reginae) was adopted as Minnesota’s state flower in 1902. This specimen was found in a bog near Cass Lake.