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|name = Wintergreen, or Teaberry
|image = Gaultheria procumbens.JPG
|description = Wintergreen (also called Teaberry) is a low evergreen plant that grows in wooded areas. It produces red berries in the Fall, and they remain on the plant through the winter until the plant flowers again in the spring. The crushed leaves have a medicinal smell very much like peppermint (or surprise! wintergreen!) It is also used as the flavor of Wrigley's popular Winterfresh chewing gum.
|seasons = Spring, Summer, Fall, Winter
|range = Primarily found in the Northeastern United States, but it also grows in Minnesota, south to Mississippi, east to Georgia, and north to Maine.
|use = The leaves can be picked and chewed raw like a '''chewing gum'''. The leaves can also be finely chopped and steeped in boiling water to make a '''tea'''. The '''berries''' can be eaten as well.
| warning = Wintergreen is '''endangered''' in Illinois, so if you find it there, ''leave it be!''
}}

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 |name = Wintergreen, or Teaberry
 |image = Gaultheria procumbens.JPG
-|description = Wintergreen (also called Teaberry) is a low evergreen plant that grows in wooded areas.  It produces red berries in the Fall, and they remain on the plant through the winter until the plant flowers again in the spring.  The crushed leaves have a medicinal smell very much like peppermint (or surprise! wintergreen!) It is also used as the flavor of Wrigley's popular Winterfresh chewing gum.
+|description = Wintergreen (also called Teaberry) is a low evergreen plant that grows in wooded areas. It produces red berries in the Fall, and they remain on the plant through the winter until the plant flowers again in the spring. The crushed leaves have a medicinal smell very much like peppermint (or surprise! wintergreen!) It is also used as the flavor of Wrigley's popular Winterfresh chewing gum.
 |seasons = Spring, Summer, Fall, Winter
 |range = Primarily found in the Northeastern United States, but it also grows in Minnesota, south to Mississippi, east to Georgia, and north to Maine.
-|use = The leaves can be picked and chewed raw like a '''chewing gum'''.  The leaves can also be finely chopped and steeped in boiling water to make a '''tea'''.  The '''berries''' can be eaten as well.
+|use = The leaves can be picked and chewed raw like a '''chewing gum'''. The leaves can also be finely chopped and steeped in boiling water to make a '''tea'''. The '''berries''' can be eaten as well.
 | warning = Wintergreen is '''endangered''' in Illinois, so if you find it there, ''leave it be!''
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