Goodyera oblongifolia (Rattlesnake Plantain) Food very slightly lobed with a

very slightly lobed with a double serrated margin near the tip and pale undersides

This is an excellent plant for creating habitat

Keep potted in a sunny spot to keep your own bio-diverse mini meadow or plant in the ground to get your sunny meadow started in your yard

The foliage is rarely consumed by grazing animals

taking three to four years to reach a mature size

Goodyera oblongifolia (Rattlesnake Plantain) Food very slightly lobed with aPlant Description: Goodyera oblongifolia is a lesser found orchid native to the Willamette Valley. Plants produce 3 7 thick leaf rosettes that are blue deep green with white veiny stripes. Flowers are soft white to pale green with a hood that covers the sepals. Okanagan Colville, Okanagon, Saanich, Cowlitz, and Nlaka'pamux tribes of the Pacific Northwest have traditionally used Rattlesnake Plantain medicinally in baths to relieve pain and to relieve