Labrador tea
By Greenthumb
8 Jun, 2009
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Ledum palustre, a nice bunch of big one behind the cabin, in full bloom
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Thank you Delonix. They are like a cloud of white along the back. Great bonus. :-)
12 Jun, 2009
GT:
Yes, it must be a great bonus to have it as a wild flower on your property.
13 Jun, 2009
Its also very herbaceous and can be a good tea, if used very sparingly so theres a deep hot almost piney smell from them.
13 Jun, 2009
GT:
It sounds good!
13 Jun, 2009
I've come to love it. At first I wasn't sure. :-)
14 Jun, 2009
GT:
There's nothing better than home-grown or natural
herbs, vegetables and fruits...you just can't beat the
freshness.
14 Jun, 2009
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This photo is of species Rhododendron subarcticum.
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This photo is of "Wild: Labrador Tea" in Greenthumb's garden
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Very beautiful white flowers!
11 Jun, 2009