Queen's Cup

Description:

Flower has only two or three leaves located at the base of its stem, but they are several centimeters wide and can be much longer. It bears flowers singly or in inflorescences of two or three. The small simple flower has six white tepals and six protruding white stamens with pollen-dusted anthers. The flower is replaced atop the stem by a round blue berry up to a centimeter wide.

Habitat:

Next to the boardwalk through conifer woods.

Notes:

Glacier National Park, British Columbia, Canada.