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American Bistort
Aspen Bluebell
Blue Flax
Bristlecone Pine
Cedar Breaks Gilia
Colorado Columbine
Cushion Phlox
Elephanthead
Elkweed
Fireweed
Heart Bittercress
Heartleaf Arnica
Little Sunflower
Markagunt Penstemon
Marsh Marigold
Meadow Gentian
Monkshood
Mountain Deathcamas
Orange Sneezeweed
Panguitch Buckwheat
Parry Primrose
Plantainleaf Buttercup
Prairie Smoke
Red Elderberry
Richard Geranium
Rydberg Penstemon
Scarlet Paintbrush
Shooting Star
Showy Goldeneye
Shrubby Cinquefoil
Silver Lupine
Southern Ligusticum
Subalpine Larkspur
Sulphur Buckwheat
Yellow Evening Primrose
Did You Know? The difference between a National Monument & a National Park is the way they are created. National Parks require a Congressional approval, while National Monuments are established by an Executive order of the President.
Last Updated: December 02, 2008 at 14:43 EST