Symbols for Colorado: Botanical and Garden Symbols By Nora Kirkeby Sep 7, 2006, 22:16 PST

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Colorado State Flower, Colorado State Tree, and Colorado State Grass

Photo by Dave Powell, USDA Forest Service, image courtesy of Forestry Images

Colorado State Flower Information
This site doesn't have any flashy pictures, but it does have a wealth of easily read information about the rocky mountain columbine.
Source: All Info About

Colorado State Flower Photos
These great large photos of Rocky Mountain Columbine are part of Berkley's Digital Library Project. They're beautiful and of stunning quality.
Source: CalPhotos

Colorado State Flower Activity Sheet
This activity page gives you direction for coloring the Colorado state flower, the Rocky Mountain Columbine.
Source: Kidzone

Photo by Steven Katovich, USDA Forest Service, image courtesy of Forestry Images

Colorado State Grass
Blue Grama was adopted as the state grass in 1987. You can learn all about Blue Grama at this helpful site, or if you need more information about its adoption, check the "State Symbol Index" towards the top of the page.
Source: Blue Planet Biomes

Colorado State Tree
This great informative site has information on everything about the blue spruce, from the tree to the legislature that adopted it. The lower photo enlarges when you click on it.
Source: Colorado State Forest Service

Colorado State Tree (Blue Spruce)
This has good information on the blue spruce. The window will appear as a pop-up source rather than a link.
Source: National Wildlife Federation

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