aka Lava Alumroot, Poker Alumroot. Stems grow to 3′ (90 cm) topped by amazing spikelike clusters of cream to cream-green flowers. The basal leaves are rounded, scalloped and are up to 2.5″ wide. Usually found in rocky crevices at higher elevations. (While not included as a separate species in Biek’s “Flora of Mount Rainier National Park” it is mentioned as being similar to the Crevice Alumroot, H. micrantha.)