Welcome the bold energy of late summer in the West with this black-and-white print featuring fireweed, a vibrant wildflower known for its brilliant magenta blooms and tenacious spirit. Often one of the first plants to take root in disturbed ground—whether after wildfire, avalanche, or clearcut—fireweed transforms scarred landscapes into seas of color and renewal.

With tall, elegant stalks lined with narrow leaves and bright flowers that bloom upward in succession, fireweed creates a striking vertical presence in meadows, forest edges, and alpine clearings. Its name reflects its role in regeneration—thriving in the wake of destruction and signaling the first stages of ecological healing. The plant is also an important source of nectar for bees, hummingbirds, and butterflies during the high summer months.

This thoughtfully illustrated print captures the vivid silhouette and resilient beauty of fireweed, a powerful emblem of recovery, transition, and the wild, enduring pulse of the Western landscape.

Printed on 11x14" paper, the print itself measures 6x12"