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Category Archives: Bunchberry

Bunchberry v Painted Trillium

Posted on December 1, 2013 by The Balsamean
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In reply to a question in a comment by Waldo Tomosky on my previous post …

Question about the “bunchberries”: the leaves look like Trillium. Are bunchberries the fruit of Trillium?
Nice home you have built. I love the size. Just right. You must be in heaven.

If it ain’t heaven, it ought to be.     Continue reading →

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