Sitka Burnet:

Sitka Burnet is part of the Rose family and can be found in bogs or meadows around the southern part in Alaska. It can also be found in the Alaskan Range.  It’s a perennial plant that can reach 1-2’ in height containing toothed leaflets. Tiny flowers with 5 greenish-white sepals bloom in July and August. Leaves are edible when the plant is in its infant stages but become tough as they mature.

Pratt, Verna E. "White and Cream Flowered Plants." Field Guide to Alaskan Wildflowers. Anchorage, AK: Alaskakrafts Pub., 1989. 53. Print.

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