Wildflowers of Oregon presents over 400 wildflowers, trees, and shrubs found on coast headlands, in mountain meadows, or within the sagebrush sea of the Beaver State. With information about distinguishing fewer common species from those that are more widespread, this guide is sure to please beginner and more serious plant enthusiasts. Noted naturalist and author Damian Fagan includes some of the rare plants that make Oregon unique and many common species throughout the state.

About Damian
Damian Fagan is a writer, photographer, and naturalist who enjoys hiking and exploring the natural and cultural wonders of Oregon. A former National Park Service ranger and wildlife biologist, Fagan received a BS in botany from the University of Washington. He currently lives in Bend, Oregon.