Once winter’s monochrome has been washed away by spring rains, it doesn’t take long for summer’s wildflowers to take bloom. On the central Kenai Peninsula, lupine is perhaps as emblematic of early summer as fireweed is for the first weeks of autumn. But many other varieties decorate the land in the months of June and July. Here, with a piano solo from Kenai musician Maria Allison, are a few of those flowers.