Suniiulhp and lulutth’ulhp berries are tart and sour and not often

eaten.

Qel’qulhp can be found in a wide variety of habitats on the edges of

meadows, open fields and roadways.

When you bruise the branches, it has a very strong smell (the root

word ptth’uthun means strong odour).

Chicory (Cichorium intybus) is a versatile and hardy plant known for its bitter-tasting leaves and blue-purple flowers.

Usnea, often referred to as "old man's beard" or "tree moss," is a lichen that thrives within the Salish Sea bioregion

A tree with distinctive orange-red bark, Qaanlhp is very tolerant of

extremely dry areas and is common on dry rocky bluffs throughout

southern Vancouver Island and the Gulf Islands.

Tth’uxtth’ux grows 1-2 m tall and is quite abundant in riparian areas,

meadows and roadsides

Xáts’et is often found in logged sites, burned areas, roadsides, river

bars and meadows.

Cleavers is characterized by its clinging, velcro-like hairs on its stems and leaves, which allow it to attach to passing objects or other vegetation.

T’eqe’ is an abundant plant throughout the area and is one of the most

dominant plants on the west coast of Vancouver Island.

Metth’unulhp is a tall shrub or small tree with small blackish

“apples”