Maianthemum dilatatum (False
Lily-of-The Valley)
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This northwest native perennial has glossy green heart-shaped leaves and small flower spikes. The fruit are tiny berries turning from green to brown and eventually red as they mature. An excellent ground cover, this plant barely reaches 1’ tall and spreads rapidly. Native from Alaska to northern California, USDA 4-9, False Lily-of-the-Valley is found in moist, shaded forests and boggy areas. It saw wide use medicinally among Native groups. |
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