Fields of wildflowers are banded by peaks that represent the mountains of the Cascade Volcanic Arc. Also known as Cascadia, this range stretches from Lassen Peak in California, to the Silverthrone Caldera in British Columbia, Canada. The towering snow-capped peaks include Mount Hood and Mount Rainier in the Pacific Northwest. The center band represents the floral bounty that blooms in the rich volcanic soil near these dormant volcanoes: coreopsis, marigolds, poppies, and so many more.