Fairy Bell
- berries are bright red and large (~0.5 inches in diameter).
- berries occur at tips of branches in clusters.
- taste is blandish/sweet.
- varieties in the Pacific Northwest are Hooker's fairy bell (Prosartes hookeri), which has long tapering leaves and smooth berries, and Rough-fruited fairy bell (Prosartes trachycarpa), which has broad leaves and roughish berries
- plant grows in moist forested areas.
