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Wild Oats or Merrybells (Uvularia sessilifolia) We called them “Hanging Bells”. This flower formed large patches under our spruce trees where their small, straw-colored bells waved in the breezes. They liked the acid soils found under these coniferous trees and could be found blooming there from April to June.
Wild Oats Flowers and Leaves The angled stem is branched and has unstalked, light green leaves. It grows to be eight to twelve inches high. The fruit is a triangular pod that contains round seeds.
Wild Oats Seed Pod
Seeds Inside Wild Oats Seed Pod
Ripe Wild Oats Seed Pod
Wild Oats Seeds Creeping rhizomes help the plants spread.
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