Labrador tea
Labrador tea Sookail Ledum palustre
Where the Labrador tea grows there is usually a lot of it – be it a bog or forest where the humidity is sufficient for this beautiful flowerer.
The flowers, in umbels, are set in the tips of the numerous branches of the evergreen semi-shrub that grows up to a metre high. Some twenty to thirty flowers are gathered in the inflorescences and they are very rich in nectar. The truly long-lasting flowering period starts already in May and goes on until July.