Wildflowers of California’s Klamath Mountains

Wildflowers of California’s Klamath Mountains: including the Castle Crags,  Marble Mountain, Russian  and Trinity Alps Wilderness areas by Ken DeCamp, Julie Kierstead Nelson, Julie Knorr This is the 2nd edition of Wildflowers of the Trinity Alps Revised and Updated; Includes 109 additional species features plants found within the premier wilderness areas of northwest California’s Klamath Mountains. This collection is representative of the most common, beautiful, and unique species in one of the most biodiverse temperate mountain ranges in the world. Wildflowers of California’s Klamath Mountains Including the Castle Crags, Marble Mountain, Russian, and Trinity Alps Wilderness Area 629 species, subspecies, and varieties of wildflowers Over 800 full color images organized by flower color Localized, detailed species descriptions Destinations to find flowers throughout the year The Klamath Mountains are a fascinating and botanically diverse area situated at the the crossroads of the Coast Range, Modoc Plateau, Sacramento Valley, Cascade Range, and Sierra Nevada the Klamath Mountains and hold representative species from each. Combine that with their attendant geology, topography, and climate, and the floristic diversity is second to none for a temperate region.