Wild Flower Wallpaper For Your Desktop

If you like walking in the woods and enjoying nature, you will love these wild flower wallpaper photos. Choose from twelve flower pictures taken while I visited parks and forest preserves in Northern Illinois.

Don't stop with computer backgrounds. With pictures that are a generous 1024 x 768 pixels in size, you can afford to let your imagination out to play. They are a good size to use in personal greeting cards too. These images are not for commercial use though. Please read my terms of use for more information.

Wild Flower Wallpaper to Display as Your Computer Background

This tiny bittersweet flower casts a big shadow on the deck it is growing beside. You can tell this is a mid to late summer photograph by the green berries growing on the plants. The berries will be dark red by late summer early fall.

Sometimes when you are walking in the park you come across a beautiful display of flowers. These white daisies make an awesome path for those little travelers with eight legs.

Last in this row is a close up of a chicory flower. In some locations these flowers are called Blue Sailors. They are a lovely to look at no matter what name you give them.

The purple aster flowers grow wild in early summer. These flowers are members of the mint family.

Next in this row is Queen Anne's Lace. Notice how each flower is made up of hundreds of tiny flowers. This composition makes them look like an old fashioned lace doily. It's easy to tell where their name comes from.

And finally you have a close up of a white daisy. All daisies are called composite flowers because they too have tiny flowers inside their center.

Pink Echinacea is a member of the daisy family. This flower is also known for its healing properties. I'm not an herbalist so I really can't tell you how this is done. But an excellent book I found is Jude's Herbal Home Remedies: Natural Health, Beauty & Home-Care Secrets (Living with Nature Series) . She has tons of fantastic recipes that are easy to follow.

The next image is pink buds that grow along the walk at riverwalk. The plant itself is tall and full. I'm really not sure what you call them.

Then this beautiful columbine I found growing under a bush at the Naperville Riverwalk. Like so many wild flowers columbines are found in many home gardens. They are a favorite of many.

First in this row of wildflowers is an orange butterfly weed. They grow wild along the lake at Herrick in Illinois.

But many people have also opted to have them in their garden. They are especially popular with those who love butterflies. Read more in this butterfly weed article. You'll also see a few images of butterflies as the enjoy mom's garden.

This wild flower wallpaper image is of a yellow composite family flower. Daisy family make excellent wild flower wallpaper images.

Daisies are known as a composite flower because of the flower center. Look close and you can see tiny flowers make up the center of these flowers

This wild flower wallpaper image is a large white bindweed flower. Enjoy a hint of pink in this wild flower image.

This photograph is digitally enhanced. Background has been filled in with black. The effect is a beautiful silk like flower that appears to float on your desktop.

Downloading Your Wild Flower Wallpaper

You can download your favorite wild flower wallpaper in one of two easy ways. Click on your favorite thumbnail image. This opens a larger size of the image. Use the "Prev" and "Next" buttons to navigate to the image you would like to download.

Below the image notice that the title is a link. This link is to the actual wallpaper image. Right click this link and save to your computer or choose the option "save as ...". You may also click the link and open it in your browser. Then choose to save to your computer.

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