Duren-Guem

...While walking through the forest, you have a chance to see groups of small bushes with bright yellow dots all over. It truly seems like drops of honey on some branches!

Ecology and Habitat

Small bushes of Duren-Guem (nov. Honey-Bead) are a common occurrence through the forests of the Valley of Many Rivers. the branches of the bush are thin and flexible, the flowers are tiny compared to the whole bush, but they are numerous, in contrast. A bush of Duren-Guem may reach waist height at best, usually being about knee-high.
Duren-Guem favors place with shade, and thus, grows primarily in forests.

Use and Application

Flower

Flowers of Duren-Guem are often used to make syrups and brew a sweet tea (Eiaz Tea), a popular type among the Novār. The dried flower powder can be used as a sweetener in confectionaries and pastries.

Branches

Branches of the bush are used for weaving baskets and other containers.

Duren-Guem by Neorgothic

Geographic Distribution

• Valley of Many Rivers