Some Berries We Eat by Sharon Seymour

Hul’q’umi’num’ Language & Culture Society presents

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Tule is a plant of marshes, muddly shores and shallow water. The tall, slender, green stems bear small spikelets of brown flowers near their top.

These stems were formerly used for making mats.

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