SOUTHWEST  COLORADO  WILDFLOWERS,
 FERNS,  &  TREES
Hello and welcome to my web site for the identification and appreciation of
 mountain and desert wildflowers, ferns, and trees
 of the Four Corners area of Colorado, New Mexico, Arizona, and Utah.
Please feel free to email me your comments and questions.      Al Schneider 

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WEB SITE CONTENTS

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San Juan/Four Corners Native Plant Society

 

1)  SEARCH THIS SITE by plant name, month of bloom, trail, habitat, etc.   

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Photographs, written material, design, and all other aspects of this web site are
© Al and Betty Schneider
and no aspect of this web site may be used for any purpose  -- 
personal, not-for-profit, or commercial  --
without the expressed written permission of Al Schneider. 
You must obtain permission for any use.
 
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Proceeds from the sale of photos of wildflowers, ferns, and trees of Colorado, New Mexico, Arizona, and Utah
go toward the maintenance of this web site.

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This web site is updated almost every day.
The site has been visited several million times since its inception in February, 2001.
Thank you for your visit to 
Southwest Colorado Wildflowers.  
I hope you return and continue enjoying the plants of the Four Corners area.
Please feel free to contact me with your comments and questions.

 

Introduction to Wildflower Identification