Creeping Grape Holly
Creeping Grape Holly is a low-growing, evergreen vine characterized by its glossy, dark green leaves that resemble holly leaves, hence its name. The leaves are thick, leathery, and have slightly serrated edges. It produces small, inconspicuous yellowish flowers in the spring, followed by clusters of dark blue or black berries in the late summer or autumn. The vine itself spreads along the ground, often forming dense mats.
Creeping Grape Holly is commonly found in shaded understories of forests and woodlands. It prefers moist, well-drained soil and can tolerate a variety of light conditions, from full shade to partial sun. It is a hardy plant and can adapt to different climates, though it prefers temperate regions. While the berries of Creeping Grape Holly are technically edible, they are not considered palatable and are rarely consumed due to their bitter taste. The plant does have some traditional medicinal uses in certain cultures, primarily for treating skin irritations and minor wounds. However, its use in potions is not common.
Creeping Grape Holly is commonly found in shaded understories of forests and woodlands. It prefers moist, well-drained soil and can tolerate a variety of light conditions, from full shade to partial sun. It is a hardy plant and can adapt to different climates, though it prefers temperate regions. While the berries of Creeping Grape Holly are technically edible, they are not considered palatable and are rarely consumed due to their bitter taste. The plant does have some traditional medicinal uses in certain cultures, primarily for treating skin irritations and minor wounds. However, its use in potions is not common.
Genetic Ancestor(s)
Geographic Distribution
Harvesting: Difficult (Herbalism Kit DC 10)
Quantity: 2d4 leaves or 3d6 berries
Potions: None
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