Justfolk

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Posted: 20 Jun 2020


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Crackers going crackers

Crackers going crackers
Crackers, or crackerberries, or bunchberries, are part of the dogwood family. They aren't trees; they lie low on the ground, not much more than 12cm or so high. Cornus canadiensis is how they are most unambiguously known. Elsewhere, they have other names too, like creeping dogwood. But hereabouts they are mostly known as crackers: if you chew too hard on their berries, they'll crack your teeth.

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 Annalia S.
Annalia S. club
Beautiful plant and a very nice abstract, Justfolk. The flowers look quite delicate ... guess the berries are pretty tough though :D
4 years ago.
 Justfolk
Justfolk club
Thanks. In the berries, there's a thin layer of juicy flesh inside of which is a hard stone.
4 years ago.
 neira-Dan
neira-Dan club
jolie prise de ce cornouiller
4 years ago.
 Justfolk
Justfolk club
:)
Je *pensais* que c'était Cornus canadiensis, mais il semble que ce soit une espèce apparentée: C. suecica.

I *thought* this was Cornus canadiensis, but it appears it is a related species: C. suecica.
4 years ago.
 Justfolk
Justfolk club
Or even a cross between the two: Cornus Xlepage.
4 years ago.

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