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A creeping, evergreen woodland plant native to eastern North America, belonging to the heath family, characterized by its leathery leaves and small, fragrant, pink or white tubular flowers that bloom in early spring.

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"While hiking through the Appalachian woods in late April, we were greeted by the sweet scent of mayflower hidden beneath the fallen pine needles."

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mayflower

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