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Tuesday, July 29, 2014

Northern Bedstraw: Saskatchewan Prairie Wildflower

They never tell you this: When you walk Saskatchewan grid roads in July, the sweet scent of wild Prairie Roses and Northern Bedstraw will rise with the dust at every step.

Northern Bedstraw, growing on the shoulder of a grid road.  © Shelley Banks

This small-blossomed, fragrant, white Prairie willdflower was abundant along the country roads around Muenster, Saskatchewan, early this summer, growing in tangles on the shoulders of roads, along with grasses, roses, anemones, gaillardia and more.


Prairie Wildflower: Northern Bedstraw
Location: Muenster, Saskatchewan, Canada.
Photo Dates: July 5 and 6, 2014.

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1 comment:

  1. I always enjoy coming across bedstraw and saying their name too :)

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