1979: Fireweed P. 206 | 1982: Canada Thistle P. 306 | 1988: Mt. Fee with Pearly Everlasting P. 304 | 1995: Lunch in the meadows - Karen, Doug & Linda | 2000: Pink Monkey-Flower P. 265 | 2004: Yellow Willowherb P. 205 | 2010: Broad-Leaved Willowherb (Alpine Fireweed) P. 206 | 2016: A willow in seed P. 87 | 2019: Leatherleaf Saxifrage P. 164 | 2029: Fringed Grass-of-Parnassus and mosses by the stream | 2033: an Amblystegiaceous species (Terry McIntosh) | 2037: Alaska Rein-Orchid P. 123 | 2041: Alaska Rein-Orchid P. 123 | 2043: Same as #2033 - colour not typical P. 471 | 2044: Fringed Grass-of-Parnassus P. 169 | 2047: Broken seed head of Green False Hellebore | 2053: Broad-Leaved Willowherb with Mt. Garibaldi | 2054: Green False Hellebore P. 113 | 2055: Green False Hellebore P. 113 | 2061: The Black Tusk from the meadow | 2063: Broad-Leaved Willowherb by the stream | 2069: Running Clubmoss (?) P. 432 | 2070: Mt. Garibaldi across the valley from the meadow | 2077: A spider beetle on Cow Parsnip P. 213 | 2080: Meandering stream near the beginning of the meadow | 2085: Pearly Everlasting P. 304 |
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It is about a 45 minute walk to the beginning of the meadows at WPT037: 86,650E, 48,960N. You can walk about 1 km up the meadows before the trail rises steeply to Brandwine Mountain.
The plants are tentatively identified by the page number in Pojar & MacKinnon, "Plants of Coastal British Columbia", Lone Pine Publishing, 1994. Please let me know if any are mis-identified!