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No.	Common Name	Latin Name	Zone	Sun	Size	Uses
1	Siberian Pea Tree	Caragana arborescens	2	Full	4-6 m	Seeds similar to peas; edible Blue dye obtained from leaves Bark fiber used for cordge Nitrogen-fixing
2	Marsh Mallow	Althaea officinalis	3	Full	1.2 m	Potherb Used to treat inflammation Dried roots used as toothbrush Ground root used as lotion Glue made from root
3	Northern Bedstraw	Galium boreale	2	Semi/ Full	.45 m	Leaves edible, raw or cooked Red dye obtained from root Diuretic Traditionally used to stuff mattresses
4	Goosegrass	Galium aparine	3	Semi/ Full	.5 m	Roasted seed used as coffee substitute Tea made from entire plant has many medicinal uses Red dye obtained from root Rubbed on hands, removes pitch and sap Steams used to filter liquids
5	Twinflower	Linnaea borealis	2	Semi	.2 m	Poultice used to treat inflammation and headaches
6	Blackwood	Cotoneaster racemiflorus	3	Semi/ Full	1.4 m	Wood used in basket-making Rose-tan dye obtained from fruit Yields manna-like substance called shir-khist, that is high in natural sugars
7	Siberian Iris	Iris sibirica	3	Full	1 m	Edible starch obtained from root Insecticide
8	Yarrow	Achillea millefolium	2	Semi/ Full	.6 m	Salad greens Hop substitute in brewing Haemostatic Repels beetles, ants, flies & mosquitoes
9	Arctic Poppy	Papaver nudicaule	2	Semi/ Full	.3 m	Red & biege dyes obtained from flowers Yellow & brown dyes obtained from seed pods Anodyne
10	Rosebay	Rhododendron aureum	2	Semi/ Full	.5 m	Haemostatic Used in Tibetan traditional medicine