PLANTSBog loosestrifeLysimachia terrestrisPlantsNativeHerbPerennial5 imagesPerennial herbaceous plant. Grows in marshes.There are 1,087 observations of Bog loosestrife in Québec, mostly in Côte-Nord, Outaouais and Estrie, and it has been reported in every region. They peak in July and become rare from October to May.Through the yearJFMAMJJASONDWhere to see itCôte-Nord169Outaouais130Estrie114Capitale-Nationale102Laurentides89Abitibi-Témiscamingue83Montérégie63Nord-du-Québec59Mauricie54Saguenay–Lac-Saint-Jean52Chaudière-Appalaches45Lanaudière42Bas-Saint-Laurent28Gaspésie–Îles-de-la-Madeleine20Centre-du-Québec18Laval11Montréal8HabitatMarshAlexander Rumpel1 imageSimilar speciesCrosswortLysimachia quadrifoliaGarden yellow loosestrifeLysimachia vulgarisTufted loosestrifeLysimachia thyrsifloraLarge yellow loosestrifeLysimachia punctataMarsh mermaid-weedProserpinaca palustrisPurple loosestrifeLythrum salicariaThreeway sedgeDulichium arundinaceumFringed loosestrifeLysimachia ciliataMarsh speedwellVeronica scutellataField melilotMelilotus officinalisBog goldenrodSolidago uliginosaSwamp loosestrifeDecodon verticillatus