Through the Seasons: A Rocky Mountain Front Range Native Wildflower Garden in AUTUMN Rocky Mountain Front Range and sky combine in a

and sky combine in a dramatic January Sunrise at Gerlache Strait

Original: 12 x 25 Acrylic on canvas by Susan E

Accompanying brochure describes the birds and their natural history with bird-feeding tips

with envelopes

10% of all proceeds donated to non-profit organizations working for the conservation of nature

Through the Seasons: A Rocky Mountain Front Range Native Wildflower Garden in AUTUMN Rocky Mountain Front Range and sky combine in aA native wildflower garden along the front range of the Rocky Mountains delivers beauty as well as habitat for birds and pollinators throughout the year. From late August through mid to late October, the garden changes almost daily as leaf colors gradually change from green to golden yellow and shades of red and orange. Fall blooming black eyed susans, chocolate flowers, goldenrod, and a few remaining columbines and prairie coneflowers add other