Red Elderberry – Structure – 1
Sambucus racemosa
The structure is thin, with lots of small leaves.
Uses: in the central and northern coast people eat them and make wine and jelly.
Location: behind the school
Cool
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Red Elderberry – Flowers 1
Sambucus racemosa
Flowers are white to creamy, small, with a strong, unpleasant odour, numerous, in a rounded or pyramidal parasol-like cluster.
School yard location: near the Grade 7’s classroom
Cool
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Red Elderberry – Flowers 1
Sambucus racemosa
Flowers are white to creamy, small, with a strong, unpleasant odour, numerous, in a rounded or pyramidal parasol-like cluster.
School yard location: near the Grade 7’s classroom
Cool
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Red Elderberry – Structure – 2
Sambucus racemosa
Structure: cool, wind
School Location: back yard
Cool
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Red Elderberry – Bark – 1
Sambucus racemosa
Bark: brown and white Location: backyard
Cool
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Big Leaf Maple – Flowers
Acer macrophyllum
Flowers: oval shape and greenish yellow
Uses: food and dishes and pipes and ropes
Location: north
Cool
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Big Leaf Maple – Bark
Acer macrophyllum
Description: 36 meter, greyish brown
Uses: gives shade, makes paper
School Location: beside little playground in the forest
Cool
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Pacific Dogwood – Bark
Cornus nuttallii
Description: bark smooth and grey. Uses: can eat berries but bitter School Yard Location: play area
Cool
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