Lysichiton americanus (Western Skunk Cabbage) Locally Made Sweet with a sprightly

Sweet with a sprightly

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Solomon was an early proponent of organic gardening

Lysichiton americanus (Western Skunk Cabbage) Locally Made Sweet with a sprightlyPlant Description: A large leaved perennial with a yellow spiked spathe that flowers in early Spring. Found most often in shaded stream banks, marshes, and wet locations with some shade coverage. Blooms give off a distinct odor that explains the common name "skunk cabbage." This odor attracts flies, beetles, and other beneficial insects that pollinate Western Skunk Cabbage. Young leaves and roots have historically been eaten, leaves can be made into a