Wildflowers of the Mountain Southwest (Natural History Series)

Every summer in the American Southwest and northern Mexico the region's grasslands and mountain ranges are carpeted by an astounding variety of colorful wildflowers. Botanist and educator Meg Quinn identifies and describes more than eighty species of the most common and showy wildflowers native to the region's grassland and woodland habitats.

Meg Quinn also authored Wildflowers of the Desert Southwest and Cacti of the Desert Southwest for Rio Nuevo Publishers. She is the former director of education at Tucson Botanical Gardens, has worked for the Arizona Sonora Desert Museum, and is active in the Arizona Native Plant Society.

• 1st printing, September 1, 2003
  
• Paperback, 86 pages
• 12096