The provincial flower of the Yukon Territory. It grows in lovely abundance during the summer.
Fireweed jelly is made with the fireweed wildflower. Learn how to make fireweed jelly, a special treat to enjoy and share.
Learn how to make the best Alaska Fireweed Jelly. This recipe creates a unique and tasty flavor of jelly, perfect on a piece of toast.
Fireweed fields in the burned forest. Kootenay National Park, British Columbia, Canada August 2010
Fireweed syrup can be used in cocktails, iced teas and coffee drinks or simply to use on top of your morning pancake or waffles.
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I guess I'll make it known - I love fireweed! It goes by a few other names, too. I can't pronounce...
Brilliant pink fireweed and the Lyngen Alps, with Jægervatnet lake in between.
Fireweed blossom in full bloom, Denali National Park, Alaska
First the fun part is gathering the fireweed petals. Try and pick away from the roads so they are not super dusty or dirty. You just have to be careful of the bees I usually just talk to them and tell them to find a new petal. Gather enough petals to fill 8 cups. Once…
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One of my favourite recipes over the past couple summers has been to make an oxidized Fireweed (Chamerion angustifolium) tea. This is frequently described as fermented tea, however, technically the…
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Mendenhall Glacier Fireweed Field ~ Suzanne Tweedy
From our photo gallery: Fireweed (Chamerion angustifolium), from Allegheny Highlands Trail
Fireweed by Julie Stokes - The fireweed flower is usually one of the first plants to establish in a recently burned forest (hence the name). As a result, the plant symbolizes release, rebirth, and potential for the future.
Yukon territorial flower. Fireweed
