459 flower shops across 136 cities and towns
Colorado's state flower is the Rocky Mountain columbine, protected on public land and not sold cut. It is a wildflower to photograph, not to order.
Altitude and dryness are the practical facts of buying flowers in Colorado. The low humidity pulls water out of cut stems faster than at sea level, so arrangements need topping up more often than the usual advice suggests. Check the vase daily rather than every few days. The short mountain growing season means local material is concentrated into a brief summer window, and Front Range growers supply excellent sunflowers, dahlias and cosmos from July into September.
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