Elanthian Flora Guide/Flowers - Revision history

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	'''Saloryss''': A creeping shrub with twisted branches, saloryss grows more horizontally than vertically. Its reddish bark is augmented by golden foliage with small, round leaves about the size of a large coin. Bright pink, drooping cascades of flowers attract insects to the saloryss with their overly sweet, honey-like fragrance. Petals of the flower are collected and dried for use as a room-scenting agent as the honey-sweet fragrance lives on long after the death of the bloom. Saloryss is popular in potpourri, but those with a keen sense of smell often find the scent to be cloying. For this reason, saloryss represents emotional stifling and suffocation.		'''Saloryss''': A creeping shrub with twisted branches, saloryss grows more horizontally than vertically. Its reddish bark is augmented by golden foliage with small, round leaves about the size of a large coin. Bright pink, drooping cascades of flowers attract insects to the saloryss with their overly sweet, honey-like fragrance. Petals of the flower are collected and dried for use as a room-scenting agent as the honey-sweet fragrance lives on long after the death of the bloom. Saloryss is popular in potpourri, but those with a keen sense of smell often find the scent to be cloying. For this reason, saloryss represents emotional stifling and suffocation.

	'''~~Sirenflower~~''': Tall, stemmed plants with tiny, lantern-shaped flowers, the ~~sirenflower~~ is most often found in shades of orange or crimson. With their paper-like consistency, even a soft breeze can make them rustle eerily, especially when the blossoms still hold their tiny seeds, adding a soft rattle to the cacophony. As the plant matures, the blossom splits open and withers, reseeding itself. The ~~sirenflower~~ likes temperate climates and the moist air found along coastlines.		'''Sirensong''': Tall, stemmed plants with tiny, lantern-shaped flowers, the sirensong is most often found in shades of orange or crimson. With their paper-like consistency, even a soft breeze can make them rustle eerily, especially when the blossoms still hold their tiny seeds, adding a soft rattle to the cacophony. As the plant matures, the blossom splits open and withers, reseeding itself. The sirensong likes temperate climates and the moist air found along coastlines.

	'''Snapdragon''': Mostly found in cultivated gardens, the individual flowers are pulpit-shaped and clustered on a tall stalk. Good for cut arrangements.		'''Snapdragon''': Mostly found in cultivated gardens, the individual flowers are pulpit-shaped and clustered on a tall stalk. Good for cut arrangements.

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	'''~~Salorisa~~''': A creeping shrub with twisted branches, ~~growing~~ more horizontally than vertically. ~~Reddish~~ bark is augmented by golden foliage; small, round leaves about the size of a large coin. Bright pink drooping, cascades of flowers attract insects with their ~~over-~~sweet, ~~honeylike~~ fragrance. ~~Collected~~ and dried for use as a room scenting agent, ~~much~~ ~~like~~ potpourri.		'''Saloryss''': A creeping shrub with twisted branches, saloryss grows more horizontally than vertically. Its reddish bark is augmented by golden foliage with small, round leaves about the size of a large coin. Bright pink, drooping cascades of flowers attract insects to the saloryss with their overly sweet, honey-like fragrance. Petals of the flower are collected and dried for use as a room-scenting agent as the honey-sweet fragrance lives on long after the death of the bloom. Saloryss is popular in potpourri, but those with a keen sense of smell often find the scent to be cloying. For this reason, saloryss represents emotional stifling and suffocation.

	'''Sirenflower''': Tall, stemmed plants with tiny, lantern-shaped flowers, the sirenflower is most often found in shades of orange or crimson. With their paper-like consistency, even a soft breeze can make them rustle eerily, especially when the blossoms still hold their tiny seeds, adding a soft rattle to the cacophony. As the plant matures, the blossom splits open and withers, reseeding itself. The sirenflower likes temperate climates and the moist air found along coastlines.		'''Sirenflower''': Tall, stemmed plants with tiny, lantern-shaped flowers, the sirenflower is most often found in shades of orange or crimson. With their paper-like consistency, even a soft breeze can make them rustle eerily, especially when the blossoms still hold their tiny seeds, adding a soft rattle to the cacophony. As the plant matures, the blossom splits open and withers, reseeding itself. The sirenflower likes temperate climates and the moist air found along coastlines.

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	'''Dandelion''': A plant of the composite family having many-rayed yellow flower heads and deeply notched basal leaves. Widely naturalized as a weed, it is used in salads and to make wine.		'''Dandelion''': A plant of the composite family having many-rayed yellow flower heads and deeply notched basal leaves. Widely naturalized as a weed, it is used in salads and to make wine.

	'''~~Delphinuris~~''': Tiny white flowers with deep blue centers grow in rounded, pillow-like clumps, their creeping stems often covering the surface of rocks and the base of trees. Sometimes grown as a ground cover in large rock gardens, but due to its tendency to spread tenaciously, the ~~delphinuris~~ is largely found in lush, coastal meadows.		'''Delphira''': Tiny white flowers with deep blue centers grow in rounded, pillow-like clumps, their creeping stems often covering the surface of rocks and the base of trees. Sometimes grown as a ground cover in large rock gardens, but due to its tendency to spread tenaciously, the delphira is largely found in lush, coastal meadows.

	'''Dragonstalk''': The dragonstalk is an annual plant whose soft, green stem, when in flower, thrusts upward several feet from a bed of lush, dark green foliage. The stark crimson blooms of the plant, which are similar to an orchid, contain a splash of yellow at the heart of the flower. For this reason many have noted the flower's resemblance to the snapping maw of a dragon -- very likely the source of its name. The large stems of this plant cab hold dozens of blooms, and are very popular among Elven women, who use the flamboyant flower in large arrangements for their homes.		'''Dragonstalk''': The dragonstalk is an annual plant whose soft, green stem, when in flower, thrusts upward several feet from a bed of lush, dark green foliage. The stark crimson blooms of the plant, which are similar to an orchid, contain a splash of yellow at the heart of the flower. For this reason many have noted the flower's resemblance to the snapping maw of a dragon -- very likely the source of its name. The large stems of this plant cab hold dozens of blooms, and are very popular among Elven women, who use the flamboyant flower in large arrangements for their homes.

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	'''Amaranth''': An annual having dense green or reddish tiny flowers clustered in the angles between leaf and stem. Long, trailing stems have more or less oval leaves with long stalks.		'''Amaranth''': An annual having dense green or reddish tiny flowers clustered in the angles between leaf and stem. Long, trailing stems have more or less oval leaves with long stalks.

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	'''Anemone''': Also called windflower. Short-lived blooms with paper-like petals. Often in bright hues of pink, purple, and orange, as well as white. Black center stamens. Does well in temperate climates.		'''Anemone''': Also called windflower. Short-lived blooms with paper-like petals. Often in bright hues of pink, purple, and orange, as well as white. Black center stamens. Does well in temperate climates.

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			{{official-document\|Title='''Elanthian Flora Guide: Flowers'''}}
	''Follow the flower link for a description of that flower:''		''Follow the flower link for a description of that flower:''

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	'''Alyssum''': Various weeds or ornamentals of the mustard family, having racemes of white or yellow flowers. Also called madwort. Often used in gardens as a border, slightly fragrant. If you're lucky, you might even find a sprig while foraging.		'''Alyssum''': Various weeds or ornamentals of the mustard family, having racemes of white or yellow flowers. Also called madwort. Often used in gardens as a border, slightly fragrant. If you're lucky, you might even find a sprig while foraging.

			[[image:Amaranth.jpg\|250px\|right\|thumb\|Amaranth]]
	'''Amaranth''': An annual having dense green or reddish tiny flowers clustered in the angles between leaf and stem. Long, trailing stems have more or less oval leaves with long stalks.		'''Amaranth''': An annual having dense green or reddish tiny flowers clustered in the angles between leaf and stem. Long, trailing stems have more or less oval leaves with long stalks.

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	'''Anemone''': Also called windflower. Short-lived blooms with paper-like petals. Often in bright hues of pink, purple, and orange, as well as white. Black center stamens. Does well in temperate climates.		'''Anemone''': Also called windflower. Short-lived blooms with paper-like petals. Often in bright hues of pink, purple, and orange, as well as white. Black center stamens. Does well in temperate climates.

			[[image:Aster.jpg\|250px\|right\|thumb\|Aster]]
	'''Aster (golden)''': A plants bearing radiate flower heads with golden rays and a yellow center disk. Other varieties include blossoms in shades of white, pink, or violet with yellow disks. Dark green foliage and stalks, similar to those of the chrysanthemum family, make this flower suitable for arrangements. Often grown in cultivated gardens, or can be found running wild in meadows.		'''Aster (golden)''': A plants bearing radiate flower heads with golden rays and a yellow center disk. Other varieties include blossoms in shades of white, pink, or violet with yellow disks. Dark green foliage and stalks, similar to those of the chrysanthemum family, make this flower suitable for arrangements. Often grown in cultivated gardens, or can be found running wild in meadows.

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	'''Lavender''': A dull green, long needle-like leafed plant with tall stalks bearing pale purple blossoms and a distinctive scent. Lavender oil is often used in making perfume, and the dried leaves and blossoms are used in potpourri and sachets.		'''Lavender''': A dull green, long needle-like leafed plant with tall stalks bearing pale purple blossoms and a distinctive scent. Lavender oil is often used in making perfume, and the dried leaves and blossoms are used in potpourri and sachets.

	'''Lilac''': Clusters of purple, lavender, or white flowers on thin branches. Very fragrant, good for cut arrangements. Generally a spring flower found in temperate climates, where is can be foraged freely.		'''Lilac (wild)''': Clusters of purple, lavender, or white flowers on thin branches. Very fragrant, good for cut arrangements. Generally a spring flower found in temperate climates, where is can be foraged freely.

	'''Lily (snow)''': With bright yellow flowers, the snow lily (sometimes referred to as the dog-tooth violet), blossoms turn back upon themselves, resembling a shooting star. It blooms first in foothill areas, and then climbs up the mountains during springtime, reaching the higher elevations as the snow melts and the climate grows more temperate. If you make an appropriate offering to the gods in Icemule Trace, a small urchin may reward you with a bouquet of snow lilies.		'''Lily (snow)''': With bright yellow flowers, the snow lily (sometimes referred to as the dog-tooth violet), blossoms turn back upon themselves, resembling a shooting star. It blooms first in foothill areas, and then climbs up the mountains during springtime, reaching the higher elevations as the snow melts and the climate grows more temperate. If you make an appropriate offering to the gods in Icemule Trace, a small urchin may reward you with a bouquet of snow lilies.