Indian Paintbrush | Baseball Trucker Hat | Brown | 100% Recycled Mesh

  Not your typical baseball hat! Lovingly created by Katherine Homes, this hat is as beautiful in design and fit as it is in its mission.  Indian Paintbrush  Indian paintbrush grows in forest clearings and grasslands across the Western and Southwestern United States and Canada. They are endangered in Canada and threatened in the United States. Numerous species of this plant can be found in temperate rainforests such as the giant red paintbrush found in the temperate rainforest of the Pacific Northwest United States. Some of the species are annuals (survive one season) whereas others are perennials (survive more than one season). Because it is difficult or impossible for an insect or bird to perch on the pedals, pollination is accomplished only by insects and birds that can hover. Plants are eaten by wild animals, trampled by hikers, and are picked by wildflower enthusiasts. The species has very high genetic diversity for a rare plant, a condition that makes it less likely to experience