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Tiny but mighty: Oak Bay celebrates camas, queen of Garry oak meadows

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This small purple plant has been a vital source of carbohydrates in the diet of Indigenous peoples

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Tiny but mighty: Oak Bay celebrates camas, queen of Garry oak meadows

This small purple plant has been a vital source of carbohydrates in the diet of Indigenous peoples

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Saanich News broke the news in on Monday, May 5, 2025.
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