The most dominant plant species in the Teide National Park are the Teide white broom ("Spartocytisus supranubius"), which has a white and pink flower; the Canary Island wallflower ("Erysimum scoparium"), which has white and violet flowers; and the Teide bugloss ("Echium wildpretii"), whose red flowers form a pyramid up to 3m in height. The Teide daisy ("Argyranthemum teneriffae") can be found at altitudes close to 3,600m above sea level. The Teide violet ("Viola cheiranthifolia") can be found right up to the summit of the volcano, making it the highest flowering plant in Spain.