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Originally Posted by ohnoitsbonnie
Unfortunately I don't use Facebook so I have no idea. Get yourself some field guides, like Newcomb's wildflowers or some suited to the Rockies (maybe a Peterson?) and also some on trees. Learn the basics and you'll at least have an idea (at least family) for any plant not explicitly in the guide. Newcomb's is wonderful because of the illustrations and vocabulary. You'll pick it up in no time.
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So you just take the guide and then walk round and try to i.d. it? Learning of plants is one of my biggest dreams, I fantasize about how much I'll know, but I get so overwhelmed and discouraged whenever I start at the sheer multitude of facts and so I stay dumb af even to this day