Chimaphila maculataStriped Wintergreen |
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Names and MythsChimaphila Greek cheima Winter and philos friend. Leaves persist throughout the winter. maculata spotted. Pipsissewa From the Cree pipisisikweu to break into small pieces - used to break down kidney and gallstones.1 |
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Natural history / FolkloreLeaves can be made into a tea, and the roots can be used in root beer.32 |
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DescriptionJune - August Dark green toothed leaves with white stripe down center. White fragrant flowers. Dry Woods |
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