Ledum glandulosum (Western Labrador Tea) Herbaceous It provides excellent habitat and

It provides excellent habitat and will attract birds and wildlife

Landscape Use and Ecological Function: This native plant is found in the Pacific Northwest and eastward into Montana

around a central nectar disc with 5 nubs

The bark and seeds of this plant contain cyanide

Fruit is small

Ledum glandulosum (Western Labrador Tea) Herbaceous It provides excellent habitat andPlant Description: Labrador tea is a native shrub with smooth, brown bark and aromatic leaves. Its branches are hairy, dotted with resinous glands and support a leathery, evergreen foliage. Leaves are alternate and oblong, usually drooping. Each leaf measures up to 3 inches long and is dark green and smooth above, but glandular with whitish hairs bellow. Edges are slightly rolled under. Showy round topped clusters of white or cream colored flowers