The Official Colorado State Flower

Columbine

The Columbine, also known as the Aquilegia caerulea, is the Colorado state flower. It is a beautiful flower that is native to the Rocky Mountains, and it is commonly found in mountain meadows and along stream banks. The flower has five petals, and the most common color is blue. However, the Columbine can also be found in shades of pink, purple, and white. It was designated as the Colorado state flower in 1899, and it was chosen for its beauty and its abundance in the state. It is also the official flower of Denver, the capital of Colorado. The Columbine has a long history in Colorado, and it has become a symbol of the state's beauty and its hardy spirit. Today, the flower is still popularly used in bouquets, wedding arrangements, and other decorations.

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