Bloodroot close

A small, red flower that grows in clusters. It has a sweet, pleasant smell, but when crushed, it releases a red, sticky sap that is poisonous. meadows, forests, swamps, bogs

last updated over 3 years ago

Lovelace close

Leaves: Light clear leaves that grow asymmetrically Flowers: mottled buds that grow from the stems, and are pollinated primarily by bees Stem: clear mottled stem that prefers to grow along pathways Sap: white poisonous fluids Roots: spindly, thick roots that die if exposed to too much water Fruit/Seeds: juicy arc-shaped speckled nuts Usage: The seeds have a mild smell, and are used in aromatherapy.

last updated over 3 years ago

Rosewood close

Thorny tree with lightly scented rose like blossoms.

last updated over 3 years ago

Scarlet Lotus-of-the-Wild (endangered) close

Leaves: Flexible clear leaves that grow near the roots Flowers: mottled buds that grow at the tips of the branches Stem: short mottled silver stem that prefers to grow near water Sap: cream-colored fluids Roots: weak, thin roots that spread out from the stem Fruit/Seeds: smooth speckled pods that bruise easily Usage: Decorative plant.

last updated over 3 years ago

Scented Fern close

A fern that has a sweet, pleasant smell. It is often used in cooking. Grows in: meadows, forests, jungles, plains

last updated over 3 years ago

The Deadwood close

A tree that grows in the most barren of places, the Deadwood is a twisted, gnarled tree that has no leaves and is covered in a dark, almost black bark. It is said that the Deadwood is the only tree that can grow in the most barren of places, and that it is a symbol of hope. Grows in: deserts, rocky plains, barren hills

last updated over 3 years ago