Alpine flowers are plants that thrive in high-altitude environments, typically found in mountainous regions. These flowers have adapted to harsh conditions, including cold temperatures, strong winds, and limited soil nutrients. Common examples include Edelweiss, Alpine Aster, and Mountain Avens. Their vibrant colors and unique shapes help them attract pollinators in a challenging habitat. These flowers often bloom during the short summer season when temperatures rise slightly. They play a crucial role in their ecosystems by providing food for insects and other wildlife. Additionally, alpine flowers contribute to soil stability, preventing erosion in steep terrains.