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| 21st June 2009, North East Scotland. | Photo: © Phil And Ann Farrer |
| Flowers six-petalled (the number of petals can vary between 5 to 9), white to pale-pink, with six stamens bearing yellow pollen. |
| 21st June 2009, North East Scotland. | Photo: © Phil And Ann Farrer |
| A short plant to 20cm with the larger and broader pale-green leaves in a single whorl halfway up the stem and the odd much smaller leaf elsewhere. The flowers are on very long stalks in a small loose unbel. |
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Some similarities to : Slight resemblance to : Wood Anemone but that is smaller still.
No relation to : Chickweed Wintergreen is neither a Chickweed nor a Wintergreen. Liking acidic soils it grows on heaths and moors and in coniferous woods. It does not now occur south of Manchester. ANY TEXT GOES HERE |

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Trientalis (Chickweed Wintergreens) |
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