Lupinus Latifolius Collection

USA. Washington state. A profusion of Indian (Scarlet) Paintbrush (Castilleja miniata) and Lupine (Lupinus latifolius) on a hillside near Obstruction Point Rd. in Olympic National Park

USA, Washington, Columbia River Gorge National Scenic Area, Spring bloom of Northwest balsamroot
USA, Washington State, Columbia River Gorge National Scenic Area, Spring bloom of Northwest balsamroot and broad-leaf lupine

Sunset at Columbia Hills State Park in Washington State during spring season with Arrowleaf Balsamroot and Broadleaf Lupine wildflowers in bloom

USA, WA, Mt. Rainier National Morning frost on Lupine (Lupinus latifolius), heather and other flowers in meadow at Paradise Park, Mt. Rainier behind

Broadleaf Lupine (Lupinus latifolius) flowers in Mount Rainier National Park, Washington, USA

Broadleaf lupin (Lupinus latifolius) flowers in a pine forest. Photographed in the Cascade Mountains, Oregon, USA

Magenta Paintbrush with Broadleaf Lupine (Lupinus latifolius) Paradise Mount Rainier National Park Washington State
COS-1285 Magenta Paintbrush with Broadleaf Lupin (Lupinus latifolius) Paradise Mount Rainier National Park Washington State

Magenta Paintbrush amongst Broadleaf Lupin (Lupinus latifolius) Mount Rainier NP, Washington State, USA PL000541
COS-1281 Magenta Paintbrush amongst Broadleaf Lupin (Lupinus latifolius) Mount Rainier NP, Washington State, USA Castilleja parviflora Bill Coster Please note that prints are for personal display

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"Lupinus latifolius: A Colorful Symphony of Wildflowers in Washington State" In the picturesque landscapes of Washington state, Lupinus latifolius, commonly known as Subalpine Lupine, adds a vibrant touch to the natural beauty. From the Columbia River Gorge National Scenic Area to Mt. Rainier National Park, this native wildflower thrives and captivates all who encounter it. One can witness nature's artistry at its finest during springtime in the Central Cascades region. Hairy Paintbrush and Subalpine Lupine create a breathtaking tapestry that blankets the meadows with hues of purple and red. The delicate petals of Indian (Scarlet) Paintbrush dance alongside these lupines, creating an enchanting symphony of colors. Columbia Tiger Lily also joins this floral ensemble, showcasing its fiery orange blooms amidst clusters of Subalpine Lupine. As the sun sets over Columbia Hills State Park, these wildflowers paint a picture-perfect scene against the backdrop of rolling hills and majestic mountains. The magic continues at Mount Rainier National Park where Mazama Ridge becomes adorned with frost-kissed leaves on a chilly morning. Even in adversity, Lupinus latifolius stands tall and resilient - a testament to its adaptability and strength. Northwest balsamroot complements these lupines with their golden blossoms scattered across vast fields throughout North America's Pacific Northwest region. These striking flowers add warmth to any landscape they grace. Lupinus latifolius is not just another flower; it represents the spirit of Washington state - diverse, resilient, and awe-inspiring.