Herbaceous Plants
(Wildflowers, forbs, herbs, grasses, etc.)
Introduction (Under construction, more coming.)
Herbaceous, or non-woody, plants are a diverse group. Most of what we call "wildflowers" fall into this group. Below are some of the common herbaceous plants found around Star Lake and the south Whiteshell.
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Assorted (various families)
Pale Corydalis![]() |
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Anemones (Ranunculaceae)
Tall Buttercup![]() |
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White Baneberry![]() |
Composites (Asteraceae, aster family)
Pussytoes![]() |
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There are several species of Goldenrods in this area and some are hard to tell apart. |
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Irises (Iridaceae)
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Legumes (Fabaceae, pea family)
Bird's-foot Trefoil![]() |
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Clovers![]() |
American Vetch![]() |
Lilies (Liliaceae)
Prairie Lily![]() |
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Mints (Labiatae)
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Orchids (Orchidaceae)
Pink Lady's Slipper![]() |
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Rose Family (Rosacea)
Three-toothed Cinquefoil![]() |
Violets (Violaceae)
Downy Yellow Violet![]() |
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Marsh Blue Violet![]() |
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