G – Wild rose (Rosa virginiana)

This hardy plant is an excellent food source for pollinators and their rose hips are eaten by various bird and mammal species.

H – Pipsissewa (Chimaphila umbellata)

Pipsissewa is a ground cover that has developed a complex relationship with underground fungi. These plants often perish quickly if removed from the wild as a result.

I – Seaside Brookweek (Samolus parviflorus)

This very small, vulnerable species is found stream-side and is usually only seen in secluded areas where it is not overwhelmed by larger, invasive species.

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This alphabet features 26 different native species of plants found in Atlantic Canada. All items are printed on archival-quality, 100lb, matte white paper.