With the diverse habitats that exist in Alaska (minerial rich tundra, rocky slopes, alpine meadows, wet thickets, river bars and rocky hilsides), this beautiful unspoiled land produces a magnificent array of wildflowers. A majority of the plants bloom in late May through August, when the tundra thaws and brings out deep rich colors of its natural foliage; flowers ranging from deep chocolate browns to vivid blues, yellows and megentas.
Alaska has an exciting environment and climate conditions that promote the growth and diversity of wildflowers. Alaska is also one of the best-preserved areas in the United States. Some of the wildflower photographs and descriptions on our website are native to the area, while others are introduced by the state to liven up areas that experience heavy trafic. Because Alaska's fertile ecosystem, these plants thrive and even create new hybrids with native species. Truly, Alaska is a wonderful habitat for greenery and for those who love wildflowers.
