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Gwendoline Muehl
Higher in the Hudsonian zone there are prairielike meadows whereflowers bloom in profusion. Extending 60 miles across the north andeast sides of the park there are thousands of acres of this meadowlandon the ridges. Hurricane Ridge is in the midst of this and presentssome of the finest flower displays. Some slopes in early summer arewhite with avalanche lilies, one of the most abundant and widespread20of the mountain flowers. Near timberline they grow among the trees,as well as in the open. Other meadows are yellow with pure standsof glacier lily, one of the earliest of spring flowers. Impatient withwinter, it pushes through the thinning snowbanks. Where soil isdeep, subalpine lupine blooms profusely. Among the most commonand conspicuous in rich meadows are larkspur, buttercup, cinquefoil,paintbrush, arnica, tiger lily, and mountain buckwheat.