Partridgeberry

In the north country, Partridgeberry can be found scattered in small mats over extensive areas of the forest floor. The leaves are paired, glossy, and evergreen. Fruit is a single red berry.

Requirements:

Soil Type - Well drained, humus rich, sandy loam
Soil pH - Neutral
Water - Moist to Dry
Light - Full shade

Characteristics:

Height - 1 - 2 in.
Time of Bloom - June - July
Flower colors - 4 petaled, white or pink flowers, paired on end of stem
Propagation - Division, slow spreading creeper
Transplants - Easy

Wildflowers

• Anemone - Canada
• Arrowhead
• Aster
• Aster - Flat Topped White
• Aster - Schreber's
• Baneberry
• Beardtongue
• Bergamot - Wild
• Bloodroot
• Blue-eyed Grass
• Bluet
• Boneset
• Buttercup
• Canada Lily
• Chicory
• Clematis - Wild
• Coltsfoot
• Cranesbill
• Cuckoo Flower
• Cucumber - Wild
• Dame's Rocket
• Spreading Dogbane
• Elecampane
• Fireweed
• Fleabane
• Foam Flower
• Gentian - Blue
• Gill Over the Ground
• Ginger
• Goldenrod
• Grass of Parnassus
• Groundnut
• Orange Hawkweed
  - Devil's Paintbrush
• Indian Hemp
• Iris - Blue Flag
• Jack in the Pulpit
• Jewelweed - Touch Me Not

by common name

• Joe Pye Weed - Spotted
• Knapweed
• Lily of the Valley - Wild
• Marsh Marigold
• Meadow-rue
• Meadowsweet
• Milkweed - Swamp
• Mint - Wild
• Moneywort
• Monkey Flower
• Motherwort
• Mullein
• Mustard - Garlic
• Parsnip - Wild
• Partridgeberry
• Pickerelweed
• Purple Loosestrife
• Purple-flowering raspberry
• Pussytoes
• Snakeroot
• Sneezeweed
• Spring Beauty
• St. Johnswort
• Starflower
• Steeplebush
• Lesser Stitchwort
• Swamp Candles
• Sweet Clover
  - Yellow and White
• Teasel
• Trillium
• Trout Lily - Adder's Tongue
• Turtlehead
• Blue Vervain
• Cow and Crown Vetch
• Viper's Bugloss
• Virgin's Bower