Angiosperms

Aroma Bush

A small bush species from the Frost Lands on Greenerth. These are harvested and sold worldwide thanks to their magical properties and delicious aroma.

Everglow

A deadly flower from Greenerth. It is the most poisonous flower on the planet, and the soup made from its petals is illegal to make, except for in Surbaria.

Saltreed

A freshwater plant species from Greenerth.

Bladeite

A small tree species found around the warmer parts of Greenerth. The leaves of a bladeite tree are incredibly sharp, hence the name.

Boomerang

A species of marine plant from Ocearia. Named after their inability to be fully wiped out from an ecosystem, as they keep coming back.

Burgundy Bulrush

A freshwater plant species from Greenerth.

Burning Orchid

A flower species from the Hell Zone in Greenerth.

Cloud Daisy

A worldwide flower species from Greenerth. Originating in the Shattered Skies, their seeds travelled the world along currents, and are now the most known flower species on the planet.

Crossberry

A berry species from Greenerth. Edible, and even more delicious when dried.

Eelgander

A species of tree found close to fresh water across Greenerth.

Lantern Reeds

A freshwater plant species from Greenerth.

Mud Melon

A crop from Dave. Mud melons are extremely toxic, yet davites are able to consume them.

Orbit Lily

A plant species from space. They have small tentacles that cause the plant to explode upon contact with anything at all.

Palette

A crop species from Ocearia.

Purple Banana Tree

A tree species from Osao. Purple banana trees produce purple bananas, a delicious but toxic fruit.

Sandal Tree

A tree species from Greenerth. Named after its shape, the leaves and branches forming a sandal shape.

Shedding Wig

A woody plant species from Osao. They shed their leaves in hair-like clumps, which can clog water systems.

Tea Plant

Twinspindle Tree

A tree species from Greenerth.

Wigglejiggle

A common plant species found in various climates. Wigglejiggles are known for the melodious sounds they produce.