twinflower Caprifoliaceae Linnaea borealis L. symbol: LIBO3 Leaf: Opposite, simple, persistent and somewhat leathery, less than 1/2 inch long, elliptical to nearly round, conspicuous netted veins; a few shallow teeth above the midpoint, shiny green above. Flower: Paired, pink to white trumpet-shaped flowers borne on a 2-4 inch Y-shaped stalk, nodding, heavily scented. Fruit: Brown, dry capsule producing nutlets with glandular hairs that stick to fur of passing animals. Bark: Only woody at the base of the plant; often buried in the litter. Form: Slender evergreen vine trailing over the ground and decaying logs. Ground-hugging except for flower stalks which may reach 2-4 inches. Looks like: prince's pine Additional Range Information: Linnaea borealis is native to North America. It is not widely planted. See states reporting twinflower. External Links: USDAFS Additional Silvics USDA Plants Database