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Myrtle Periwinkle
Vinca minor
41.6232, -88.2284
Field Notes
Description:
The myrtle periwinkle is a trailing, viny subshrub. It grows from the early spring to the middle of summer. The color of the plant's flowers is usually purple or violet, but can also be pale.
Habitat:
It can be found in Central and Southern Europe, near the Baltic States, and in parts of North America. In North America, it is an invasive species.
Notes:
The plant has evergreen leaves that can be 2 - 4.5 centimeters long. The plant itself can grow to be 40 centimeters. The color of "periwinkle" is named after the plant.
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