One-sided wintergreen

Odd name, sez I. But apparently its Latin name changed some years ago, so it now has a couple of commonly used "official" names. It used to be Pyrola secunda but nowadays most botanists prefer Orthilia secunda. Well, there. Apparently you can get away with calling it the One-sided wintergreen.

It's pretty tiny, maybe ten cm high, and this shot shows last year's shoot too.