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Hooker’s Fairy Bell

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Scientific Name: Prosartes hookeri
Family Name: Liliaceae
Bloom Period: Late spring to summer
Life Span: Perennial
Height: Up to 75 cm tall.
Habitat: Scattered and common at low to mid elevations, mostly in wet moist climate on our plateaus and in moist shady forests, opening and clearings.
Leaf Description: Oval to lance-shaped with pointed tips and slightly hairy upper surfaces. Bases of the leaf are clasping into the stem with hairy edges that towards the leaf tip.
Flower and Petal Description: Creamy white, narrowly bell-shaped. Usually with 2 nodding beneath leaves at the tip of each branch.
Stem Description: Branched single stem.
Fruit Description: Lemon-yellow to red (when mature), egg-shaped berries with 4-6 seeds.
This flower is native to the area.
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