<p>Late summer flowering plant, all of five inches tall, of large-flowered wintergreen on Baffin Island between Pangnirtung and Iqaluit. For those of you without Page Burt's fab Arctic Flowers book, the only leaves are at the base of the plant.
</p><p>More info about Pyrola grandiflora Radius from Vesuvianite here:
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</p><p>Fiona Paton wrote at Mike's Flickr page:
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"I think it may be White Heather in the background, Cassiope tetragona. In Inuktut, itsutit or qijuktaat."
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