American Wildflowers Photo Gallery by lejun at pbase.com

American Wildflowers

The images in this gallery are listed by common name in alphabetical order.
Because the gallery is very large, the access time to any one photo may be delayed.
Thanks for your patience.
Please note my gallery of unidentified wildflowers at the end of this gallery
Comments and ID's for these specimens are welcome

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Actaea Spp.
Agalinus
Agalinus
Alpine Forget-me-not

American Globeflower
Arrowhead (Duck Potato)
Arrowhead
Arrowleaf Balsamroot

Asiatic Dayflower
Asiatic Dayflower
Asiatic Dayflower
Aster, Flat-topped

Aster, Stiff
Aster
Aster
Aster, Yellow Stokes

Native Azaleas
Barbara's Buttons (A rare plant)
Barbara's Buttons (A rare plant)
Bastard Toadflax

Bear Grass
Bearded Tongue
Bearded Tongue
Beauty Berry

Beauty Berry
Beauty Berry
Beauty Berry
Beeblossom, Biennial

Beetle Weed
Beggarticks, Bearded
Bellflower, Tall
Bellflower, Tall

Black-eyed Susan
Black-eyed Susan
Blazing Star
Bluebells, Virginia

Bluestar
Blue Toadflax
Blue Toadflax
Bluets, Small, Innocence

Bog Moss
Bottlebrush Buckeye
Buckeye, Red
Buckeye, Red

Burdock, Common
Buttercup
Buttercup, Hairy
Campion, White

Candyroot (Dwarf Milkwort)
Cardinal Flower
Cardinal Flower
Cardinal Flower

Cat's Ears
Cherokee Roses
Cherokee Rose
Chickweed, Star

Chicory
Chicory
Clematis (Leatherflower)
Clematis (Leatherflower)

Cleome Type
Cleome Type
Cleome Type
Clover, Creeping Bush

Clover, Creeping
Clover, Hop
Clover, Purple Prairie
Clover, Red

Clover, Red
European Red Clover
Columbine
Columbine

Columbine, Blue
Commelinaceae
Commelinaceae
Coneflower

Coneflower
Coral Bean
Coral Bean
Coral Bean

Coral Bean
Coreopsis, Lance Leaved
Coreopsis, Lance Leaved
Coreopsis Species

Coreopsis, Eared
Coreopsis, Eared
Coreopsis, Eared
Coreopsis, Garden

Coreopsis, Garden
Coreopsis, Red
Coreopsis
Creeping Oregon Grape

Flower-of-an-Hour
Crimsoneyed Rosemallow
Crossvine
Crossvine

Crown Vetch
Cypress Vine
Cypress Vine
Daisy, Oxeye

Daisy, Oxeye
Daisey, Ox-eye
Daisy, Oxeye
Daisy, Unidentified

Daisy, Subalpine
Dandelion, Dwarf
Dandelion
Dandelion

Dandelion
Dewberry
Dewberry
Dog Hobble

Dogwood, Pagoda
Dogwood, White
Dolls-eyes
Dotted Horsemint

Dotted Horsemint
Dotted Horsemint
Downy False Foxglove
Dutchman's Pipe

Dutchman's Pipe
Elderberry
Elephant's Foot
Elephant's Foot

Evening Primrose
Evening Primrose
Evening Primrose, Showy
Evening Primrose, Showy

Evening Primrose Large-flowered (A rare plant)
Evening Primrose
Evening Primrose
Evening Primrose Oenothera spp.jpg

Fetterbush Lyonia
Few-flowered Shooting Star
Field Mouse-ear
Figwort Family

Figwort Family
Fleabane, Daisy
Fleabane, Daisy
Florida Anise

Florida Anise
Florida Lettuce; False Lettuce
Flowering Spurge
Flowering Spurge

Foamflower
Fothergilla, Dwarf
Fringe Tree (Grandsir-Graybeards)
Geranium, Sticky

Sticky Geranium
Geranium, Wild

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Colette 11-Jul-2008 19:19

Lovely! All it's lacking is soft music in the background, Beautiful arrangement!

Pavel 03-Jul-2008 01:07

Swell photos, What a treat! Thanks, I've love them since I was a boy, and still take much pleasure in seeing the annual parade from Spring to Autumn. I've taught my sons as many of them as we've seen locally,

LP 28-May-2008 02:16

What a feast for the eyes! Thank you for sharing these incredible photographs.

NoMoFilm 05-Jul-2007 11:04

Excellent Gallery, Gorgeous Work, Terrific Identification, You are to be Commended��..

Lonnie

Elise Stettler 13-Aug-2006 01:09

I find your website very helpful in helping to identify the flower pictures I take.
Elise
your unidentified flowers - 07-oct-2005 - it is a shrub - St; Johns Wort - Hypericum 'hidcote" I found it by plugging the scientic name in google -I have an almost identical flower as this, if you would like to see it - tell me how to email it to you.
your unidentified flower 2-aug-2004 - Purple Lossestrife - Lythrum salicaria Also found by plugging scientic name in google.
Hope this helps - Elise

lejun 11-Aug-2006 13:15

Thanks, Don. Appreciate the ID as well.

Don 11-Aug-2006 03:15

Very nice photos. The unidentified yellow flower with pointed petals, fourth from the end on page four, appears to be a fringed loosestrife (lysimachia ciliata).

Thierry Lucas 03-Aug-2006 19:53

Very nice gallery

Guest 26-May-2006 04:34

The unidentified yellow wildflower on p. 4 (dated October 3 2005) seems to be Scotch Broom.

Thanks for your efforts! This site will certainly help me in my passion to photograph and identify wildflowers.

Guest 19-Apr-2006 17:52

I've been living in the mountains of Ellijay, GA, for the past year. You've helped me identify some of the wildflowers I've come across and shown me many more to look for. Thanks

Carlos 04-Apr-2006 23:59

This is helping with my biology project, thanx!

Spawn 30-Mar-2006 15:29

Very nice collection of wildflower pics. You've done a great job of linking these.
It might be nice to tie in to links to verbal descriptions, USDA database etc.
In any case, kudos to some beautiful pics.

Guest 02-Dec-2005 13:38

these pictures are wonderful almost as good as seeing them in person

Guest 10-May-2005 07:39

after seeing these beautiful flowers, we can still say its a beautiful world....

Evaristo Buendia-Carrera 02-May-2005 03:08

Great work!!! beautiful and magical...

Loye Barnard 29-Mar-2005 04:21

A lovely way to share these beauties. It is a pleasure to watch each 'unfold' into larger scale.
If you've not ID'ed the lily..try Zephr Lily, Atamasco Lily (Zephyranthes atamasco)
Native range: Virginia to north and central Florida and Missippi: zones 7-9.

I think that's a Red Buckeye(Aesculus pavia) in the background just leafing out and here in north Fl the Zepher lilies are beginning to 'flood' the banks of the Santa Fe River..for acres along our woodlands with Red Buckeyes scattered quite beautifully for another layer of colour.

lejun 08-Jul-2004 21:52

Thanks Amanda for your comments. A very positive encouragement!

Amanda 08-Jul-2004 20:55

Great selection of photo's and a refreshing sytle to the site. Great in every way.

lejun 14-Jun-2004 12:46

Thanks so much for your comments.

Lejun

Muskrat's Photos 13-Jun-2004 23:51

One terrific collection of flower shots!!!!
Muskrat

Howard Sandler 20-May-2004 03:06

Lovely gallery. Gets my vote!

click on thumbnails for full image

Actaea Spp.	Agalinus	Agalinus	Alpine Forget-me-not
American Globeflower	Arrowhead (Duck Potato)	Arrowhead	Arrowleaf Balsamroot
Asiatic Dayflower	Asiatic Dayflower	Asiatic Dayflower	Aster, Flat-topped
Aster, Stiff	Aster	Aster	Aster, Yellow Stokes
Native Azaleas	Barbara's Buttons (A rare plant)	Barbara's Buttons (A rare plant)	Bastard Toadflax
Bear Grass	Bearded Tongue	Bearded Tongue	Beauty Berry
Beauty Berry	Beauty Berry	Beauty Berry	Beeblossom, Biennial
Beetle Weed	Beggarticks, Bearded	Bellflower, Tall	Bellflower, Tall
Black-eyed Susan	Black-eyed Susan	Blazing Star	Bluebells, Virginia
Bluestar	Blue Toadflax	Blue Toadflax	Bluets, Small, Innocence
Bog Moss	Bottlebrush Buckeye	Buckeye, Red	Buckeye, Red
Burdock, Common	Buttercup	Buttercup, Hairy	Campion, White
Candyroot (Dwarf Milkwort)	Cardinal Flower	Cardinal Flower	Cardinal Flower
Cat's Ears	Cherokee Roses	Cherokee Rose	Chickweed, Star
Chicory	Chicory	Clematis (Leatherflower)	Clematis (Leatherflower)
Cleome Type	Cleome Type	Cleome Type	Clover, Creeping Bush
Clover, Creeping	Clover, Hop	Clover, Purple Prairie	Clover, Red
Clover, Red	European Red Clover	Columbine	Columbine
Columbine, Blue	Commelinaceae	Commelinaceae	Coneflower
Coneflower	Coral Bean	Coral Bean	Coral Bean
Coral Bean	Coreopsis, Lance Leaved	Coreopsis, Lance Leaved	Coreopsis Species
Coreopsis, Eared	Coreopsis, Eared	Coreopsis, Eared	Coreopsis, Garden
Coreopsis, Garden	Coreopsis, Red	Coreopsis	Creeping Oregon Grape
Flower-of-an-Hour	Crimsoneyed Rosemallow	Crossvine	Crossvine
Crown Vetch	Cypress Vine	Cypress Vine	Daisy, Oxeye
Daisy, Oxeye	Daisey, Ox-eye	Daisy, Oxeye	Daisy, Unidentified
Daisy, Subalpine	Dandelion, Dwarf	Dandelion	Dandelion
Dandelion	Dewberry	Dewberry	Dog Hobble
Dogwood, Pagoda	Dogwood, White	Dolls-eyes	Dotted Horsemint
Dotted Horsemint	Dotted Horsemint	Downy False Foxglove	Dutchman's Pipe
Dutchman's Pipe	Elderberry	Elephant's Foot	Elephant's Foot
Evening Primrose	Evening Primrose	Evening Primrose, Showy	Evening Primrose, Showy
Evening Primrose Large-flowered (A rare plant)	Evening Primrose	Evening Primrose	Evening Primrose Oenothera spp.jpg
Fetterbush Lyonia	Few-flowered Shooting Star	Field Mouse-ear	Figwort Family
Figwort Family	Fleabane, Daisy	Fleabane, Daisy	Florida Anise
Florida Anise	Florida Lettuce; False Lettuce	Flowering Spurge	Flowering Spurge
Foamflower	Fothergilla, Dwarf	Fringe Tree (Grandsir-Graybeards)	Geranium, Sticky
Sticky Geranium	Geranium, Wild

Colette		11-Jul-2008 19:19
Lovely! All it's lacking is soft music in the background, Beautiful arrangement!

Pavel		03-Jul-2008 01:07
Swell photos, What a treat! Thanks, I've love them since I was a boy, and still take much pleasure in seeing the annual parade from Spring to Autumn. I've taught my sons as many of them as we've seen locally,

LP		28-May-2008 02:16
What a feast for the eyes! Thank you for sharing these incredible photographs.

NoMoFilm		05-Jul-2007 11:04
Excellent Gallery, Gorgeous Work, Terrific Identification, You are to be Commended��.. Lonnie

Elise Stettler		13-Aug-2006 01:09
I find your website very helpful in helping to identify the flower pictures I take. Elise your unidentified flowers - 07-oct-2005 - it is a shrub - St; Johns Wort - Hypericum 'hidcote" I found it by plugging the scientic name in google -I have an almost identical flower as this, if you would like to see it - tell me how to email it to you. your unidentified flower 2-aug-2004 - Purple Lossestrife - Lythrum salicaria Also found by plugging scientic name in google. Hope this helps - Elise

lejun		11-Aug-2006 13:15
Thanks, Don. Appreciate the ID as well.

Don		11-Aug-2006 03:15
Very nice photos. The unidentified yellow flower with pointed petals, fourth from the end on page four, appears to be a fringed loosestrife (lysimachia ciliata).

Guest		26-May-2006 04:34
The unidentified yellow wildflower on p. 4 (dated October 3 2005) seems to be Scotch Broom. Thanks for your efforts! This site will certainly help me in my passion to photograph and identify wildflowers.

Guest		19-Apr-2006 17:52
I've been living in the mountains of Ellijay, GA, for the past year. You've helped me identify some of the wildflowers I've come across and shown me many more to look for. Thanks

Carlos		04-Apr-2006 23:59
This is helping with my biology project, thanx!

Spawn		30-Mar-2006 15:29
Very nice collection of wildflower pics. You've done a great job of linking these. It might be nice to tie in to links to verbal descriptions, USDA database etc. In any case, kudos to some beautiful pics.

Guest		02-Dec-2005 13:38
these pictures are wonderful almost as good as seeing them in person

Guest		10-May-2005 07:39
after seeing these beautiful flowers, we can still say its a beautiful world....

Evaristo Buendia-Carrera		02-May-2005 03:08
Great work!!! beautiful and magical...

Loye Barnard		29-Mar-2005 04:21
A lovely way to share these beauties. It is a pleasure to watch each 'unfold' into larger scale. If you've not ID'ed the lily..try Zephr Lily, Atamasco Lily (Zephyranthes atamasco) Native range: Virginia to north and central Florida and Missippi: zones 7-9. I think that's a Red Buckeye(Aesculus pavia) in the background just leafing out and here in north Fl the Zepher lilies are beginning to 'flood' the banks of the Santa Fe River..for acres along our woodlands with Red Buckeyes scattered quite beautifully for another layer of colour.

lejun		08-Jul-2004 21:52
Thanks Amanda for your comments. A very positive encouragement!

Amanda		08-Jul-2004 20:55
Great selection of photo's and a refreshing sytle to the site. Great in every way.

lejun		14-Jun-2004 12:46
Thanks so much for your comments. Lejun

Muskrat's Photos		13-Jun-2004 23:51
One terrific collection of flower shots!!!! Muskrat

Howard Sandler		20-May-2004 03:06
Lovely gallery. Gets my vote!