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These pretty
plants dot the edges of streams in the
mountains.
DESCRIPTION: A large evergreen shrub or sometimes
small tree with leathery evergreen leaves 4 - 9"
long with pointed tips. Pinkish-white flowers grow
on glandular and sticky stalks, and are 1 1/2 - 2"
wide with 5 blunt corola lobes.
FLOWERS: June to July
HABITAT: Damp woods, along streams and forested
wetlands.
OTHER INFORMATION: These plants alternate growing years and
flowering years.
Great Laurel can form large, nearly impenetrable
thickets on moist slopes