Species richness, evenness, species diversity and concentration of dominance, computed on the basis of density of constituent species during months and seasons, were used to study the community organization of protected temperate grassland in Kashmir Himalaya. The vegetation showed a strong seasonal pattern reflected by high species richness and diversity during favourable seasons and low during unfavourable season. The species diversity revealed an inverse relationship with concentration of dominance. The relative species, abundance pattern confirmed to log-normal pattern indicative of a heterogeneous assemblage of species with relative abundance distribution governed by many independent factors.