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Bunchberry

Wildflower Journal Posted on 2025-09-04 by D. Smith2025-08-27

Bunchberry (Cornus canadensis) is a native evergreen perennial found in our mid-elevation to sub-alpine forests.    It has a woody base and spreads by rhizomes.   A whorl of 4 – 7 leaves grows at the tops of stems.    The leaves have parallel veins and are shaped somewhere from oval to elliptical.     The undersides are whitish.    An inflorescence … Continue reading →

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