Index Of The Vascular Flora Of Arkansas Photo Gallery by Craig Fraiser at pbase.com

Index Of The Vascular Flora Of Arkansas

Although there are many wildflowers occurring in Arkansas I have yet to identify, I am attempting to compile a comprehensive gallery that will display the Common Name and the Scientific Name of each plant. To make viewing easier I have attempted to arrange them in sub-galleries by flower Color, although many plants will have color variations depending on a number of factors. This system is certainly not perfect and I welcome ANY suggestions that will improve this attempt to assist others who are novices (like myself) as well as the more knowledgable enthusiasts. Feel free to use any of the information for your own collection and let me know if I have failed to identify any plant correctly...Craig.

Blue /Purple Species	White Flowers	Pink Species	Yellow Flowers
Red/Orange Flowers	Green/Brown Species	Arkansas Native Wildflowers	Arkansas Native Wildflowers (2nd Ed.)

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Craig Fraiser		15-Feb-2023 15:15
You are welcome!

J.R. Few		30-Apr-2019 16:33
Great resource, thanks!

Guest		30-Sep-2013 18:16
Thanks for the reference resource. Very helpful. So much to learn & so little time to do it. Cindy F. Little Rock

Austin		22-Apr-2009 17:08
My wife and I just returned from an anniversary trip to the Norfork area. I photographed some beautiful wildflowers there, and this site helped me identify them (and gave me some ideas for better photographs). This is the best documented Arkansas wildflower site that I have found on the web. Keep up the good work!

Leigh		07-Oct-2008 02:24
My husband was clearing some brush and weeds when he found 2 flowers we had not seen on our place. I don't know how many websites I looked into before I came across yours. We didn't really expect to find either one of the flowers, but it was so easy to find them there. We found pictures of the American Strawberry Bush and the red Cardinal flower. We want to thank you for the work you put into this, your pictures are stunning! and your website is so easy to use. I will be using your pictures to identify many more flowers here is south Arkansas. Thanks again!!

Fay Stout		18-Sep-2008 12:57
Your wildflower galleries are awesome (and I seldom use that word!). I have been sitting here mesmerized by not only your beautiful photographs but also the documentation of their identities. You have done exhaustive research to present such an extensive collection. You will certainly be a "favorite" and I will check back frequently. With many thanks... V.

aubrey james shepherd		26-May-2008 22:47
Craig, your green/brown flowers are examples of the spider milkweed or Asclepias viridis. We have photographed them on World Peace Wetland Prairie at 1121 South Duncan Avenue in Fayetteville each spring for several years. They are the first species of milkweed to bloom there each year and harbor a generation of monarch caterpillars before the swamp milkweed and other species are mature. Please seehttp://www.aubunique.com for links to some of our Web sites, Web logs and Flickr photos. Keep up the good work. I plan go through some of my unidentified flower photos and compared with yours. Please look at mine and we can help one another correct our IDs as we look things up or get comments from other people. I have many things online that I now realize are wrong, but seldom go back to find and correct them unless someone alerts me to old errors and snap judgments. In 2203, we got the late Carl Hunter to identify some things for the aubunique.com site and really miss him. I added a link to your site at http://worldpeacewetlandprairie.blogspot.com 479-444-6072

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