Meadowsweep

Found throughout the continents of Laramies, Palachia, Calavier and the temperate regions of Agassizum, meadowsweeps are known by many names. Their most common name though derives from their broom-like appearance. The blooms are comprised of five to six thin petalled florescences supported by a thin, sturdy, grass-like stem. Each stem may range from knee to thigh height. Meadowsweeps have a stoloniferous lower stem structure and the leaves are always thin, with parallel veins.
Category:Flora