Photos With Finesse by Suzan McEvoy

Flora

Priarie Smoke - Geum triflorum - is a common perennial from dry grasslands to subalpine meadows. Various part of the plant were used by Indians as a treatment for swollen eyes, as perfume, and as a tonic. (Source: Wildflowers of the Canadian Rockies by George W.Scotter and Halle Flygare). These erect stalks will become feathery plumes releasing their seeds into the wind.
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Priarie Smoke - Geum triflorum - is a common perennial from dry grasslands to subalpine meadows. Various part of the plant were used by Indians as a treatment for swollen eyes, as perfume, and as a tonic. (Source: Wildflowers of the Canadian Rockies by George W.Scotter and Halle Flygare). These erect stalks will become feathery plumes releasing their seeds into the wind.

Image Name: Wildflowers - Old Man's Whiskers

 

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