Devil’s Club
Devil’s club is a tall deciduous shrub that can grow up to 3 meters tall. The stems of the shrub are thick and have yellow spines on them. The flowers are umbels of greenish-white flowers, and the fruits are bright red berries. It grows in the Pacific Coast of North America and in some areas in the Asian continent.
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Oregon Grape
A low growing shrub with leathery holly-like leaves. Bright yellow flowers with round berries that are a dark blue.
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Trailing Blackberry
The trailing blackberry has prickly branches, characteristically narrow and white flower petals, and dark purple to black edible fruits that can be up to 2cm in size.
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Pearly Everlasting
Pearly Everlasting grows up to 2 feet high, and typically has unbranched, silvery green stems with lance-shaped leaves. It has dense white flowers petals surrounding a small yellow head in the center.
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Stinging Nettle
With a single, vertical stem (square in section) up to 3m tall, these perennial nettles have opposite, “ragged”-looking saw-toothed oval leaves that taper to a sharp point. The plant is covered in stinging hairs.
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