Shrubs - Traditional Buck Brush Caragana Cotoneaster Dogwood Hawthorn Hazelnut Labrador Tea Lewis's Mockorange Lilac Sagebrush Shrubby Cinquefoil Wormwood
Buck Brush in bloom
Buck Brush Fruits - they are regarded as famine food only.
Caragana blossoms
Looking out from a caragana thicket.
Cotoneaster Hedge and Geraniums
Dogwood Flower
Dogwood Berries ( Fruit is not poisonous, but very bitter. To be safe never eat any white berries you find in the wild. )
Lilac blossoms
White Lilac
Sagebrush at Dry Island Buffalo Jump Provincial Park, Alberta
Sagebrush near the Trans Canada Highway between Lytton and Cache Creek, BC
Sagebrush growing at Dinosaur Provincial Park in Alberta
Sagebrush growing at Dinosaur Provincial Park in Alberta
Sagebrush in bloom - with Columbia Lake, BC in the background
Field of Sagebrush in bloom - same kind as in the picture above.
Wild Shrubby Cinquefoil
Wild Shrubby Cinquefoil in bloom
Domestic Shrubby Cinquefoil bushes in winter
Hazelnut Bush growing at Gregoire Lake, Alberta - about 20 miles South of Fort McMurray
Beaked Hazelnut in bloom - tiny female blossom on the tip of the twig will later produce nuts - male flowers produce the pollen.
Hazelnuts - unripe
Hawthorn Bush
Hawthorn Blossoms
Hawthorn Berries
Hawthorn spikes and leaves
Labrador tea leaves
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