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Have you ever wanted to send sneaky coded love notes from one dragon to another? Want to confuse your friends by sending them blank messages with flowers attached? Need a way for illicit communications to get around to your more unscrupulous clan members?
Say it with flowers!
Floriography is the language of flowers. This guide to Sornieth floriography is based off real-world flower language, FR item descriptions, and other users' contributions of how flowers are used in their clans. It includes any plant-based item on FR that could reasonably be included in a bouquet.
Want to share the guide? Here are some buttons! Credit for each is underneath.
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(If this isn't the right forum for this pls let me know.)
Have you ever wanted to send sneaky coded love notes from one dragon to another? Want to confuse your friends by sending them blank messages with flowers attached? Need a way for illicit communications to get around to your more unscrupulous clan members?
Say it with flowers!
Floriography is the language of flowers. This guide to Sornieth floriography is based off real-world flower language, FR item descriptions, and other users' contributions of how flowers are used in their clans. It includes any plant-based item on FR that could reasonably be included in a bouquet.
Want to share the guide? Here are some buttons! Credit for each is underneath.
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[indent][font=times new roman][size=4][b]What is floriography?[/b][/indent]
[font=times new roman][size=4]Floriography is also known as the language of flowers! It’s a means of communicating a secret message using flowers and other decorative plants. This “language” was refined and used IRL during the Victorian Era to have conversations that the rules of politeness would otherwise prevent, but the idea of plants having different meanings stretches well back into antiquity.
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[indent][font=times new roman][size=4][b]Why have FR floriography?[/b][/indent]
[font=times new roman][size=4]‘Cause it’s fun! Also, sentient creatures tend to assign arbitrary meaning to inanimate objects, so it totally makes sense that sneaky dragons would invent a system of floriography. Also, for more selfish reasons, I needed a system of floriography for my dragon [url=http://flightrising.com/main.php?p=lair&id=47017&tab=dragon&did=24249903]Zyere[/url], and other people were interested in it! So now here it is, for anyone who needs it.
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[indent][font=times new roman][size=4][b]What kinds of plants are you using?[/b][/indent]
[font=times new roman][size=4]Well, IRL floriography includes pretty much any kind of plant that can be included in a bouquet - things like ferns, grass, small tree branches, all of those are fair game. So, any plant or organic material on-site that looks like it could be used for a bouquet is going to be used in this project.
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[indent][b][font=times new roman][size=4]How did you come up with the meanings for flowers?[/b][/indent]
[font=times new roman][size=4]Some are based on meanings of their IRL-equivalents. For example, for the FR item Amaranth, I’ve used the meaning for the real-world flower amaranth/amaranthus. For flowers whose real-world equivalent or meaning is ambiguous (ex: Withered Rose), I’ve chosen the similar real-world flower with a meaning that I like or find useful. For flowers that have no real-world equivalent, I’ve used their hover-text to create a meaning.
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[indent][b][font=times new roman][size=4]How would I use this language on FR?[/b][/indent]
[font=times new roman][size=4]Say, for example, your dragon wants to send a message to gently reject a potential mate’s unwanted advances. Rather than writing them a letter, or having an awkward conversation, a dragon familiar with the language of flowers could send a bouquet of Bloody Snapdragon and Ivy, to indicate to their erstwhile suitor that they’re being presumptuous and that your dragon views their relationship as a friendship only. A less polite dragon might use a combination of Always-Autumn, Minty Jadevine, and upside-down Red Emperor Tulips to absolutely reject their suitor and indicate that they're not even interested in friendship.
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[font=times new roman][size=4]If your clan uses a particular flower or plant that's listed here to mean something specific, shoot me a message or ping me in this thread! I'll add that meaning to the guide. You can also suggest meanings for items that aren't included here. Anything that could reasonably be included in a bouquet of flowers is fair game![/size][/font]
Floriography is also known as the language of flowers! It’s a means of communicating a secret message using flowers and other decorative plants. This “language” was refined and used IRL during the Victorian Era to have conversations that the rules of politeness would otherwise prevent, but the idea of plants having different meanings stretches well back into antiquity.
Why have FR floriography?
‘Cause it’s fun! Also, sentient creatures tend to assign arbitrary meaning to inanimate objects, so it totally makes sense that sneaky dragons would invent a system of floriography. Also, for more selfish reasons, I needed a system of floriography for my dragon Zyere, and other people were interested in it! So now here it is, for anyone who needs it.
What kinds of plants are you using?
Well, IRL floriography includes pretty much any kind of plant that can be included in a bouquet - things like ferns, grass, small tree branches, all of those are fair game. So, any plant or organic material on-site that looks like it could be used for a bouquet is going to be used in this project.
How did you come up with the meanings for flowers?
Some are based on meanings of their IRL-equivalents. For example, for the FR item Amaranth, I’ve used the meaning for the real-world flower amaranth/amaranthus. For flowers whose real-world equivalent or meaning is ambiguous (ex: Withered Rose), I’ve chosen the similar real-world flower with a meaning that I like or find useful. For flowers that have no real-world equivalent, I’ve used their hover-text to create a meaning.
How would I use this language on FR?
Say, for example, your dragon wants to send a message to gently reject a potential mate’s unwanted advances. Rather than writing them a letter, or having an awkward conversation, a dragon familiar with the language of flowers could send a bouquet of Bloody Snapdragon and Ivy, to indicate to their erstwhile suitor that they’re being presumptuous and that your dragon views their relationship as a friendship only. A less polite dragon might use a combination of Always-Autumn, Minty Jadevine, and upside-down Red Emperor Tulips to absolutely reject their suitor and indicate that they're not even interested in friendship.
How can I contribute to the guide?
If your clan uses a particular flower or plant that's listed here to mean something specific, shoot me a message or ping me in this thread! I'll add that meaning to the guide. You can also suggest meanings for items that aren't included here. Anything that could reasonably be included in a bouquet of flowers is fair game!
Call me Idris. Pronouns are ne/nem/nir!
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[nextcol][indent][font=times new roman][size=5]Always-Autumn: Misanthropy, dissatisfaction with another
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[columns][item=Amaranth]
[nextcol][indent][font=times new roman][size=5]Amaranth: Hopeless, heartless
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[columns][item=Bamboo Leaves]
[nextcol][indent][font=times new roman][size=5]Bamboo Leaves: Luck
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[columns][item=Bee Orchid]
[nextcol][indent][font=times new roman][size=5]Bee Orchid: Industry, hard work
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[columns][item=Bicolor Petunia]
[nextcol][indent][font=times new roman][size=5]Bicolor Petunia: Mystery resolved
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[columns][item=Black Tulip]
[nextcol][indent][font=times new roman][size=5]Black Tulip: Fame, royalty
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[columns][item=Black-lipped Wolfsbane]
[nextcol][indent][font=times new roman][size=5]Black-lipped Wolfsbane: Misanthropy, hatred
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[columns][item=Blood Spath]
[nextcol][indent][font=times new roman][size=5]Blood Spath: Health, prosperity
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[columns][item=Bloody Snapdragon]
[nextcol][indent][font=times new roman][size=5]Bloody Snapdragon: Presumption, overly familiar
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[columns][item=Blue Parrot Tulip]
[nextcol][indent][font=times new roman][size=5]Blue Parrot Tulip: Admiration, accomplishment
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[columns][item=Bluelipped Thresh]
[nextcol][indent][font=times new roman][size=5]Bluelipped Thresh: Pride, energy
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[columns][item=Broadleaf Plantain]
[nextcol][indent][font=times new roman][size=5]Broadleaf Plantain: Protection (leaves), recovery (flowers)
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[columns][item=Bulrush]
[nextcol][indent][font=times new roman][size=5]Bulrush: Calm
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[columns][item=Canyon Ruffage]
[nextcol][indent][font=times new roman][size=5]Canyon Ruffage: Patience, reliable
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[columns][item=Carnaval Tulip]
[nextcol][indent][font=times new roman][size=5]Carnaval Tulip: Beautiful eyes
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[columns][item=Cattail]
[nextcol][indent][font=times new roman][size=5]Cattail: Peace, the end of an argument
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[columns][item=Chickweed]
[nextcol][indent][font=times new roman][size=5]Chickweed: devotion, steadfastness, clinginess
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[columns][item=Cindermint]
[nextcol][indent][font=times new roman][size=5]Cindermint: Corruption
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[columns][item=Cindervine]
[nextcol][indent][font=times new roman][size=5]Cindervine: Anger, conflict
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[columns][item=Cliff Lion]
[nextcol][indent][font=times new roman][size=5]Cliff Lion: Power, strength
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[columns][item=Cliffside Milkweed]
[nextcol][indent][font=times new roman][size=5]Cliffside Milkweed: Survival
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[columns][item=Clover]
[nextcol][indent][font=times new roman][size=5]Clover: Think of me (three-leaved), Be mine (four-leaved)
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[columns][item=Corpsemaker Ivy]
[nextcol][indent][font=times new roman][size=5]Corpsemaker Ivy: Fidelity unto death
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[columns][item=Crimson Jadevine]
[nextcol][indent][font=times new roman][size=5]Crimson Jadevine: Irreconcilable difference, feud
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[columns][item=Crisp-leaf Amaranth]
[nextcol][indent][font=times new roman][size=5]Crisp-leaf Amaranth: Unchangeable
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[columns][item=Daffodil]
[nextcol][indent][font=times new roman][size=5]Daffodil: Egotism
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[columns][item=Dark Creeper]
[nextcol][indent][font=times new roman][size=5]Dark Creeper: Infidelity, treachery
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[columns][item=Day Lilies]
[nextcol][indent][font=times new roman][size=5]Day Lilies: Coquetry, flirtation
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[columns][item=Dayglo Thresh]
[nextcol][indent][font=times new roman][size=5]Dayglo Thresh: No!
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[columns][item=Delta Orchid]
[nextcol][indent][font=times new roman][size=5]Delta Orchid: Maturity, readiness
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[columns][item=Desert Scrub]
[nextcol][indent][font=times new roman][size=5]Desert Scrub: Poverty, poor but happy
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[columns][item=Dusk Jadevine]
[nextcol][indent][font=times new roman][size=5]Dusk Jadevine: Secrecy, hidden meaning
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[columns][item=Dustbowl Ivy]
[nextcol][indent][font=times new roman][size=5]Dustbowl Ivy: Anxious to please
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[columns][item=Feverfew]
[nextcol][indent][font=times new roman][size=5]Feverfew: Protection
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[columns][item=Fire Flower]
[nextcol][indent][font=times new roman][size=5]Fire Flower: Danger
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[columns][item=Fogflower]
[nextcol][indent][font=times new roman][size=5]Fogflower: Intrusion, interruption
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[columns][item=Fragrant Orchid]
[nextcol][indent][font=times new roman][size=5]Fragrant Orchid: Luxury, spoiled
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[columns][item=Golden Milkweed]
[nextcol][indent][font=times new roman][size=5]Golden Milkweed: Virtue, loyalty
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[columns][item=Greater Plantain]
[nextcol][indent][font=times new roman][size=5]Greater Plantain: Severity (leaves), solemnity (flowers)
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[columns][item=Greenpod Bloom]
[nextcol][indent][font=times new roman][size=5]Greenpod Bloom: Unprepared, not yet ready
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[columns][item=Greenstripe Amaranth]
[nextcol][indent][font=times new roman][size=5]Greenstripe Amaranth: Minimal hope, walking a thin line
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[columns][item=Hallowed Ivy]
[nextcol][indent][font=times new roman][size=5]Hallowed Ivy: Devoted friendship
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[columns][item=Herbal Plantain]
[nextcol][indent][font=times new roman][size=5]Herbal Plantain: Recovery from injury (leaves), recovery from illness (flowers)
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[columns][item=High-Voltage Almonds]
[nextcol][indent][font=times new roman][size=5]High-Voltage Almonds: Indiscretion
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[columns][item=Highland Dryleaf]
[nextcol][indent][font=times new roman][size=5]Highland Dryleaf: Industry, dedication
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[columns][item=Ivy]
[nextcol][indent][font=times new roman][size=5]Ivy: Friendship, nonromantic love
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[columns][item=Jasmine]
[nextcol][indent][font=times new roman][size=5]Jasmine: Amiability, agreement
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[columns][item=Juneflower]
[nextcol][indent][font=times new roman][size=5]Juneflower: Sensuality
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[columns][item=Jungle Grass]
[nextcol][indent][font=times new roman][size=5]Jungle Grass: Submission, capitulation
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[columns][item=Jungle Lilies]
[nextcol][indent][font=times new roman][size=5]Jungle Lilies: Return of happiness
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[columns][item=Jungle Raincatch]
[nextcol][indent][font=times new roman][size=5]Jungle Raincatch: Bounty, abundance
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[columns][item=Light's Breath]
[nextcol][indent][font=times new roman][size=5]Light’s Breath: Intelligence, especially emotional or spiritual
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[columns][item=Longgrass Stalk]
[nextcol][indent][font=times new roman][size=5]Longgrass Stalk: Changeable disposition
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[columns][item=Longweed Bunch]
[nextcol][indent][font=times new roman][size=5]Longweed Bunch: Perseverance
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[columns][item=Lucky Star]
[nextcol][indent][font=times new roman][size=5]Lucky Star: Ill fortune
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[columns][item=Lume Daffodil]
[nextcol][indent][font=times new roman][size=5]Lume Daffodil: Superiority
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[columns][item=Luminous Almonds]
[nextcol][indent][font=times new roman][size=5]Luminous Almonds: Hope
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[columns][item=Madame Snapdragon]
[nextcol][indent][font=times new roman][size=5]Madame Snapdragon: Hidden strength
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[columns][item=Maidens Blush]
[nextcol][indent][font=times new roman][size=5]Maidens Blush: A rendezvous
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[columns][item=Manaweed]
[nextcol][indent][font=times new roman][size=5]Manaweed: Magical power, fulfillment of wishes
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[columns][item=Marsh Choker]
[nextcol][indent][font=times new roman][size=5]Marsh Choker: Surviving challenges
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[columns][item=Minty Jadevine]
[nextcol][indent][font=times new roman][size=5]Minty Jadevine: Disfavor, disapproval
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[columns][item=Moor Thistle]
[nextcol][indent][font=times new roman][size=5]Moor Thistle: Austerity
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While many types of thistle change color seasonally, the Always-Autumn blooms with the sunset-dappled colors of fall and stays that way all year.
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Always-Autumn: Misanthropy, dissatisfaction with another
Amaranth
Plant
The seeds of Amaranth can be ground into a nutritious grain.
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Amaranth: Hopeless, heartless
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Bamboo Leaves
Plant
Delicious, but only if one is a panda or a Tundra dragon.
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Bamboo Leaves: Luck
Bee Orchid
Plant
The early bee gets the flower. Unless that flower wants to confuse all the bees and everything around it. Jerk move, flower.
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Bee Orchid: Industry, hard work
Bicolor Petunia
Plant
Lovely when in a vase or in a tummy.
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Bicolor Petunia: Mystery resolved
Black Tulip
Plant
The comfort food of heart-broken veggie-dragons.
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Black Tulip: Fame, royalty
Black-lipped Wolfsbane
Plant
While dangerous for wolves - and most mammals - to consume, Wolfsbane has no effect on dragons.
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Black-lipped Wolfsbane: Misanthropy, hatred
Blood Spath
Plant
A shockingly vivid red flower with an incredibly delicious flavor to match. Despite being a plant, the blood spath is extremely caloric; best eaten in moderation.
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Blood Spath: Health, prosperity
Bloody Snapdragon
Plant
This hardy plant provides herbivorous dragons with a valuable source of food during long winter months, but tastes awful.
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Bloody Snapdragon: Presumption, overly familiar
Blue Parrot Tulip
Plant
Eating these will turn your tongue blue.
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Blue Parrot Tulip: Admiration, accomplishment
Bluelipped Thresh
Plant
This aquatic plant grows on the edges of caves and waterway entrances. It requires the low light and high mineral content such environments provide.
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Bluelipped Thresh: Pride, energy
Broadleaf Plantain
Plant
Able to be grown nearly anywhere, this plant can be consumed as a treat or a treatment.
When not consumed, bulrushes are popular for crafting woven baskets and wreaths. When consumed, they're best boiled or steamed to soften their thick exterior.
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Bulrush: Calm
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Canyon Ruffage
Plant
Common in dry areas, this leafy plant is a staple for herbivores and vegetarian dragon breeds.
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Canyon Ruffage: Patience, reliable
Carnaval Tulip
Plant
Plant eaters consider bouquets of Carnaval Tulips to be 'edible arrangements'.
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Carnaval Tulip: Beautiful eyes
Cattail
Plant
These invasive plants must be constantly removed to preserve swamps and bogs that border the Tangled Wood and the Scarred Wasteland. Thankfully, they are high in nutrients.
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Cattail: Peace, the end of an argument
Chickweed
Plant
This weed is used in herbal remedies to soothe itchy scales.
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Chickweed: devotion, steadfastness, clinginess
Cindermint
Plant
A crunchy plant with a little fiery kick. Often dried and crumbled up to help accent desserts or teas.
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Cindermint: Corruption
Cindervine
Plant
It may appear scorched and dead, but Cindervine thrives in fiery environments.
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Cindervine: Anger, conflict
Cliff Lion
Plant
Saying you're hunting Cliff Lions sounds much more exciting than it really is.
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Cliff Lion: Power, strength
Cliffside Milkweed
Plant
This species of flower only grows from the cracks of mesa walls.
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Cliffside Milkweed: Survival
Clover
Plant
Legend speaks of a very rare clover that can unlock anything and uncover buried treasure. This isn't one of them.
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Clover: Think of me (three-leaved), Be mine (four-leaved)
Corpsemaker Ivy
Plant
This plant protects itself with a powerful poison condensed into just a few of its leaves, rendering them useless for photosynthesis and purple in color. Eat the green bits with care!
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Corpsemaker Ivy: Fidelity unto death
Crimson Jadevine
Plant
Crimson Jadevine is extremely rare and usually crushed up to make war paint for battleworn dragons.
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Crimson Jadevine: Irreconcilable difference, feud
Crisp-leaf Amaranth
Plant
While most dragons go straight for the seeds, the leaves of this Amaranth are also harvested by the thrifty forager.
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Crisp-leaf Amaranth: Unchangeable
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Daffodil
Plant
Boil it, mash it, maybe stick it in a stew. (Special thanks to Falwater.)
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Daffodil: Egotism
Dark Creeper
Plant
The rustling of this ivy, which grows only at night, can be quite unnerving in the dark.
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Dark Creeper: Infidelity, treachery
Day Lilies
Plant
On sunny days, the Day Lily grows warm and pulses with light.
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Day Lilies: Coquetry, flirtation
Dayglo Thresh
Plant
A mild pastel under normal lighting conditions, this plant flares to a brilliant glow when magics are worked in its vicinity.
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Dayglo Thresh: No!
Delta Orchid
Plant
These flowers are in a constant state of change. (Special thanks Pheonyx.)
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Delta Orchid: Maturity, readiness
Desert Scrub
Plant
It may be plentiful, but it tastes like dirt.
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Desert Scrub: Poverty, poor but happy
Dusk Jadevine
Plant
This species of Jadevine appears shriveled during the day and opens during the evening to absorb moisture.
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Dusk Jadevine: Secrecy, hidden meaning
Dustbowl Ivy
Plant
The leaves of this plant are dry and brittle for most of the year, but gain flesh and color for a short time after infrequent rainfalls.
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Dustbowl Ivy: Anxious to please
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Feverfew
Plant
A tasty treat that may also prevent headaches.
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Feverfew: Protection
Fire Flower
Plant
Consuming this flower gives dragons of the Fire flight the sudden urge to channel their magic into projectile spheres of flame.
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Fire Flower: Danger
Fogflower
Plant
A prickly, thorny, imposing flower. Its ripened heart is delicious, if you find it worth the work.
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Fogflower: Intrusion, interruption
Fragrant Orchid
Plant
The most pungent blossom of the Sandswept Delta unfortunately smells of rotting meat. (Special thanks HailSmoothie.)
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Fragrant Orchid: Luxury, spoiled
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Golden Milkweed
Plant
When not used as a snack, this milkweed can also be ground up for pigment. Art you can eat!
Harvested as a hard-shelled pod, these plants appear to bloom when slow-cooked over a fire.
42
4
Greenpod Bloom: Unprepared, not yet ready
Greenstripe Amaranth
Plant
Naughty hatchlings will pass their Greenstripe Amaranth to familiars to get to the dessert course faster.
50
6
Greenstripe Amaranth: Minimal hope, walking a thin line
H
Hallowed Ivy
Plant
Consuming this lifts a dragon's spirits.
35
4
Hallowed Ivy: Devoted friendship
Herbal Plantain
Plant
The leaves of this plant can be taken as an effective anti-toxin.
61
6
Herbal Plantain: Recovery from injury (leaves), recovery from illness (flowers)
High-Voltage Almonds
Plant
It just seems like a really bad idea to try and eat these, but don't let common sense stop you.
43
5
High-Voltage Almonds: Indiscretion
Highland Dryleaf
Plant
This hardy plant is sometimes the only sustenance found for miles. It also tastes awful.
15
2
Highland Dryleaf: Industry, dedication
I
Ivy
Plant
Ivy grows fast, so fast it can cover a den in mere weeks. Whether that's a blessing or a curse depends on your tastes.
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5
Ivy: Friendship, nonromantic love
J
Jasmine
Plant
A quaint, pretty white flower with dainty petals. Jasmine is seen more often floating on the wind than growing from the ground.
50
5
Jasmine: Amiability, agreement
Juneflower
Plant
A popular flower of two tones. Bushels of Juneflower are used in garlands and necklaces for summer solstice celebrations.
50
5
Juneflower: Sensuality
Jungle Grass
Plant
All manner of creatures can hide in this tall grass.
15
2
Jungle Grass: Submission, capitulation
Jungle Lilies
Plant
Many legendary creatures are said to covet this particular lily.
45
4
Jungle Lilies: Return of happiness
Jungle Raincatch
Plant
A bountiful hanging vine that can hold quite a bit of rainwater in its many leaves.
55
7
Jungle Raincatch: Bounty, abundance
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Light's Breath
Plant
While neither tasty nor filling, this plant is said to improve one's mood. That's sadly not true.
20
2
Light’s Breath: Intelligence, especially emotional or spiritual
Longgrass Stalk
Plant
The Longneck Beastclan chews these stalks of grass for hours as they proceed with their daily tasks.
36
4
Longgrass Stalk: Changeable disposition
Longweed Bunch
Plant
This invasive species quickly overtakes fields of longgrass. To a Longneck this is a disaster. To a Tundra, it's an additional snack.
36
4
Longweed Bunch: Perseverance
Lucky Star
Plant
The extremely rare eight leaf Lucky Star is said to bestow good luck for life. Unfortunately, this isn't one.
15
2
Lucky Star: Ill fortune
Lume Daffodil
Plant
Blooms under moonlight, with a cool, refreshing taste. Often consumed as after-dinner mints. (Special thanks to alcion.)
65
7
Lume Daffodil: Superiority
Luminous Almonds
Plant
Almost too pretty to eat. Almost.
42
4
Luminous Almonds: Hope
M
Madame Snapdragon
Plant
A common myth about this flower is that it sings at midnight and those who consume it are said to be bestowed the gift of a beautiful voice. Most of the time it simply results in terrible indigestion.
40
4
Madame Snapdragon: Hidden strength
Maidens Blush
Plant
It remains unknown if the origin of the name comes from the color of the flowers, or the slight toxicity that can raise a dragon's temperature.
60
6
Maidens Blush: A rendezvous
Manaweed
Plant
While Manaweed supposedly gives Satin Mice their peculiar intellect, it doesn't make dragons any smarter.
20
2
Manaweed: Magical power, fulfillment of wishes
Marsh Choker
Plant
This weed is named for the choking pollen it sheds.
20
2
Marsh Choker: Surviving challenges
Minty Jadevine
Plant
True to its name, this plant's leaves are favored as snacks due to their sweet, cooling taste.
55
7
Minty Jadevine: Disfavor, disapproval
Moor Thistle
Plant
Millions of moor thistle cover the lowland valleys of the Tangled Wood. Coupled with the indigenous brambles, they provide excellent protection for dragon caves.
53
5
Moor Thistle: Austerity
Call me Idris. Pronouns are ne/nem/nir!
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[columns][item=Peace Lily]
[nextcol][indent][font=times new roman][size=5]Peace Lily: Purity
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[columns][item=Peppermint]
[nextcol][indent][font=times new roman][size=5]Peppermint: Warmth, cordiality
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[columns][item=Pinwheel Paddies]
[nextcol][indent][font=times new roman][size=5]Pinwheel Paddies: Pure of heart
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[columns][item=Red Emperor Tulip]
[nextcol][indent][font=times new roman][size=5]Red Emperor Tulip: Declaration of romantic love
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[columns][item=Redblood Sapper]
[nextcol][indent][font=times new roman][size=5]Redblood Sapper: Permanence, determination
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[columns][item=Rotala]
[nextcol][indent][font=times new roman][size=5]Rotala: Vice
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[columns][item=Sand Creeper]
[nextcol][indent][font=times new roman][size=5]Sand Creeper: Ingratitude
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[columns][item=Sandhills Amaranth]
[nextcol][indent][font=times new roman][size=5]Sandhills Amaranth: Desertion
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[columns][item=Sea Grass]
[nextcol][indent][font=times new roman][size=5]Sea Grass: Interconnections, community
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[columns][item=Silvery Ivy]
[nextcol][indent][font=times new roman][size=5]Silvery Ivy: Dependence, attachment
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[columns][item=Sour Spinach]
[nextcol][indent][font=times new roman][size=5]Sour Spinach: Sensibility
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[columns][item=Spathiphyllum]
[nextcol][indent][font=times new roman][size=5]Spathiphyllum: Peaceful prosperity
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[columns][item=Spearmint]
[nextcol][indent][font=times new roman][size=5]Spearmint: Warmth of sentiment
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[columns][item=Speckled Petunia]
[nextcol][indent][font=times new roman][size=5]Speckled Petunia: Deep trust, intimacy
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[columns][item=Spinach]
[nextcol][indent][font=times new roman][size=5]Spinach: Charity
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[columns][item=Starfall Blossom]
[nextcol][indent][font=times new roman][size=5]Starfall Blossom: Fame, glamour
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[columns][item=Stellaria Media]
[nextcol][indent][font=times new roman][size=5]Stellaria Media: Ingenuous simplicity
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[columns][item=Stonewatch Flatblade]
[nextcol][indent][font=times new roman][size=5]Stonewatch Flatblade: Stability
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[columns][item=Stonewatch Scrub]
[nextcol][indent][font=times new roman][size=5]Stonewatch Scrub: Difficulties
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[columns][item=Subterranean Clover]
[nextcol][indent][font=times new roman][size=5]Subterranean Clover: Good fortune, charmed life
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[columns][item=Sugary Prickleaf]
[nextcol][indent][font=times new roman][size=5]Sugary Prickleaf: Discretion, Secrecy
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[columns][item=Sunbeam Rotala]
[nextcol][indent][font=times new roman][size=5]Sunbeam Rotala: Forgetfulness
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[columns][item=Sweet Grass]
[nextcol][indent][font=times new roman][size=5]Sweet Grass: Utility
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[columns][item=Thistle]
[nextcol][indent][font=times new roman][size=5]Thistle: Stubbornness, tenacity
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[columns][item=Umbra Parthenium]
[nextcol][indent][font=times new roman][size=5]Umbra Parthenium: Favorable
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[columns][item=Water Lilies]
[nextcol][indent][font=times new roman][size=5]Water Lilies: Eloquence
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[columns][item=Wild Catsup]
[nextcol][indent][font=times new roman][size=5]Wild Catsup: Cheer and grace
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[columns][item=Wild Mustard]
[nextcol][indent][font=times new roman][size=5]Wild Mustard: Elegance
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[columns][item=Wilting Rose]
[nextcol][indent][font=times new roman][size=5]Wilting Rose: Pain
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[columns][item=Winterbelle]
[nextcol][indent][font=times new roman][size=5]Winterbelle: Death, doom
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[columns][item=Withered Rose]
[nextcol][indent][font=times new roman][size=5]Withered Rose: Transient impressions
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The petals of these flowers are the favored snack of Peace Doves; make sure you stow them safely if you want any for yourself!
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Peace Lily: Purity
Peppermint
Plant
A cool, favorable plant that can be consumed to help aid a number of maladies such as indigestion, nausea, colds, and headaches.
63
7
Peppermint: Warmth, cordiality
Pinwheel Paddies
Plant
The breeziest and brightest of all lilies, Pinwheel Paddies can spin for hours on end.
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4
Pinwheel Paddies: Pure of heart
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R
Red Emperor Tulip
Plant
Many herbivorous dragons will plant beds of tulips for a cheerful display of color around their lairs and a tasty treat in their bellies.
50
5
Red Emperor Tulip: Declaration of romantic love
Redblood Sapper
Plant
A virulent bloom, prized for the deep red dye it can produce; abhorred for its tendency to strangle other plants and take over a field.
42
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Redblood Sapper: Permanence, determination
Rotala
Plant
This plant is quick to overtake all of the available space in warm, shallow water.
42
4
Rotala: Vice
S
Sand Creeper
Plant
This species of ivy can blanket whole swaths of sand. Even when culled, it seems to reemerge out of nowhere.
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5
Sand Creeper: Ingratitude
Sandhills Amaranth
Plant
The seeds, leaves, stems, and roots of Amaranth can be eaten by a hungry dragon, with nothing gone to waste.
50
6
Sandhills Amaranth: Desertion
Sea Grass
Plant
Many dragons agree that Sea Grass has a much better flavor than the more common seaweed.
15
2
Sea Grass: Interconnections, community
Silvery Ivy
Plant
These leaves have a metallic sheen, but are not composed of actual silver.
35
3
Silvery Ivy: Dependence, attachment
Sour Spinach
Plant
This leafy plant has very little nutritional value and is nearly completely inedible. Commonly used in hatchling discipline.
53
5
Sour Spinach: Sensibility
Spathiphyllum
Plant
If not consumed, these flowers make excellent lair decorations. Spathiphyllum thrive in areas with little or no natural light.
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Spathiphyllum: Peaceful prosperity
Spearmint
Plant
Being completely honest, no one really eats this unless Peppermint and Cindermint are unavailable.
63
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Spearmint: Warmth of sentiment
Speckled Petunia
Plant
Creates a sweet, grassy note when boiled down and added to a dish.
42
5
Speckled Petunia: Deep trust, intimacy
Spinach
Plant
A hearty, leafy plant chock full of vitamins. Eating a lot is great for the biceps.
53
5
Spinach: Charity
Starfall Blossom
Plant
Starfall Blossoms glow softly at night... and sometimes explode for no apparent reason. Botany can be a dangerous hobby where they grow. (Special thanks to Mirrorstone.)
65
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Starfall Blossom: Fame, glamour
Stellaria Media
Plant
A delicious addition to any salad.
60
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Stellaria Media: Ingenuous simplicity
Stonewatch Flatblade
Plant
Stonewatch Harpies may have evolved their plumage to better camouflage with the native plant life.
41
4
Stonewatch Flatblade: Stability
Stonewatch Scrub
Plant
Chewing this plant will dye your teeth blue.
41
4
Stonewatch Scrub: Difficulties
Subterranean Clover
Plant
This clover grows only in absolute darkness. It shrivels quickly when exposed to sunlight.
15
2
Subterranean Clover: Good fortune, charmed life
Sugary Prickleaf
Plant
Most dragons don't mind the sharp edges of this plant; the sweet taste is worth a little pain!
53
5
Sugary Prickleaf: Discretion, Secrecy
Sunbeam Rotala
Plant
These hearty plants may regrow from a stray clipping.
42
4
Sunbeam Rotala: Forgetfulness
Sweet Grass
Plant
Some dragons prefer to chew on Sweet Grass for hours rather than devour it quickly.
15
2
Sweet Grass: Utility
T
Thistle
Plant
You're seriously thinking of eating that? It's thistle!
53
5
Thistle: Stubbornness, tenacity
U
Umbra Parthenium
Plant
A night-blooming plant, Umbra Parthenium is irresistible to herbivorous dragons.
28
3
Umbra Parthenium: Favorable
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Water Lilies
Plant
To those who prefer frogs, Water Lilies are merely a garnish.
45
4
Water Lilies: Eloquence
Wild Catsup
Plant
A brilliant red flower that grows in thin patches along cliff-faces. Goes great with Wild Mustard.
50
5
Wild Catsup: Cheer and grace
Wild Mustard
Plant
A yellow flower that grows in thick patches. Goes great with Wild Catsup.
50
5
Wild Mustard: Elegance
Wilting Rose
Plant
This rose did not take the trip in the Journeyman Satchel well. (Special thanks orchidemily)
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Wilting Rose: Pain
Winterbelle
Plant
The Winterbelle produces a hardy flower that can withstand being completely frozen. When it is thawed it produces a pleasant scent that attracts drowsy insects and dragons with a sweet tooth.
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4
Winterbelle: Death, doom
Withered Rose
Plant
Even in its withered state, the perfume of this rose remains nauseatingly strong. Dragons may use such blooms to cover up all manner of undesirable scents. (Special thanks Greyjoy.)
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9
Withered Rose: Transient impressions
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Call me Idris. Pronouns are ne/nem/nir!
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[columns][item=Ash Twigs]
[nextcol][indent][font=times new roman][size=5]Ash Twigs: Grandeur
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[columns][item=Bamboo Cluster]
[nextcol][indent][font=times new roman][size=5]Bamboo Cluster: Generally, luck and good fortune. Varied meaning depending on the number of shoots in the cluster.
-One shoot: ease, simplicity
-Two shoots: “good things come in pairs”
-Three shoots: new beginnings
-Four shoots: ill luck
-Five shoots: health, balance
-Six shoots: harmony
-Seven shoots: success in a common goal
-Eight shoots: joy
-Nine shoots: lasting union
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[columns][item=Bamboo Shoot]
[nextcol][indent][font=times new roman][size=5]Bamboo Shoot: welcome, acceptance
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[columns][item=Birch Twigs]
[nextcol][indent][font=times new roman][size=5]Birch Twigs: Meekness
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[columns][item=Blooming Vine]
[nextcol][indent][font=times new roman][size=5]Blooming Vine: Lasting Beauty
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[columns][item=Dried Cedar Branch]
[nextcol][indent][font=times new roman][size=5]Dried Cedar Branch: Strength
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[columns][item=Fir Branch]
[nextcol][indent][font=times new roman][size=5]Fir Branch: Elevation
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[columns][item=Maple Leaf]
[nextcol][indent][font=times new roman][size=5]Maple Leaf: Reserve
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[columns][item=Pine Branch]
[nextcol][indent][font=times new roman][size=5]Pine Branch: Philosophy
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[columns][item=Potted Peacevine]
[nextcol][indent][font=times new roman][size=5]Potted Peacevine: (see Spathiphyllum)
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[columns][item=Red Maple Leaf]
[nextcol][indent][font=times new roman][size=5]Red Maple Leaf: Determination
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[columns][item=Sakura Moss]
[nextcol][indent][font=times new roman][size=5]Sakura Moss: Maternal love
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[columns][item=Strangling Vine]
[nextcol][indent][font=times new roman][size=5]Strangling Vine: Intoxicating
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[columns][item=Wildwood Moss]
[nextcol][indent][font=times new roman][size=5]Wildwood Moss: Charity
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A bundle of bamboo shoots, green and freshly-cut. Dragons in the Windswept Plateau often use these to build kites.
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Bamboo Cluster: Generally, luck and good fortune. Varied meaning depending on the number of shoots in the cluster.
-One shoot: ease, simplicity
-Two shoots: “good things come in pairs”
-Three shoots: new beginnings
-Four shoots: ill luck
-Five shoots: health, balance
-Six shoots: harmony
-Seven shoots: success in a common goal
-Eight shoots: joy
-Nine shoots: lasting union
Bamboo Shoot
Organics
A singular bamboo shoot, green and freshly-cut. Dragons in the Windswept Plateau often use these to build kites.
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Bamboo Shoot: welcome, acceptance
Birch Twigs
Organics
Twigs from a birch tree.
15
Birch Twigs: Meekness
Blooming Vine
Organics
This vine has many small offshoots.
23
Blooming Vine: Lasting Beauty
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Dried Cedar Branch
Organics
At least this branch is distinctive.
15
Dried Cedar Branch: Strength
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Fir Branch
Organics
Easily mistaken for a Pine Branch.
15
Fir Branch: Elevation
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Maple Leaf
Organics
Many dragons believe that whispering a secret into a leaf and releasing it at night will curry favor with the Shadowbinder.
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Maple Leaf: Reserve
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Pine Branch
Organics
Easily mistaken for a Fir Branch.
15
Pine Branch: Philosophy
Potted Peacevine
Organics
Poisonous, but pretty! Peacevine lives on very little water and very little sunlight, making it an ideal lair decoration during long, dark winters.
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Potted Peacevine: (see Spathiphyllum)
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R
Red Maple Leaf
Organics
It's considered impolite to leaf through someone else's leaves!
23
Red Maple Leaf: Determination
S
Sakura Moss
Organics
A soggy and slightly less romantic alternative to cherry blossoms. (Special thanks MrTeabiscuit.)
22
Sakura Moss: Maternal love
Strangling Vine
Organics
Moving through a patch of these vines is a slow process.
23
Strangling Vine: Intoxicating
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Wildwood Moss
Organics
Some moss took a lichen to a tree. (Special thanks meenahray.)
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Wildwood Moss: Charity
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Z
Call me Idris. Pronouns are ne/nem/nir!
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[center][size=7][b][font=times new roman]By @Hazeledpoppy[/font][/b][/size][/center]
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[nextcol][indent][font=times new roman][size=5]White Rose: Innocence, purity, secrecy/silence, worthiness
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[nextcol][indent][font=times new roman][size=5]Pale Peach Rose: Modesty, appreciation, immortality
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[nextcol][indent][font=times new roman][size=5]Pale Yellow Rose: Jealousy, friendship
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[nextcol][indent][font=times new roman][size=5]Pale Pink Rose: Grace
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[nextcol][indent][font=times new roman][size=5]Cream Rose: Freshness
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[nextcol][indent][font=times new roman][size=5]Red Rose: Love, respect, beauty
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[nextcol][indent][font=times new roman][size=5]Light Pink Rose: Joy
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[nextcol][indent][font=times new roman][size=5]Pink Rose: Indecision, secret love, grace, sweetness
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[nextcol][indent][font=times new roman][size=5]Purple Rose: Opulence, majesty
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[nextcol][indent][font=times new roman][size=5]Yellow Rose: Welcome, caring
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[nextcol][indent][font=times new roman][size=5]Violet Rose: Enchantment
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[nextcol][indent][font=times new roman][size=5]Wine Rose: Unconscious beauty, rebirth
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[nextcol][indent][font=times new roman][size=5]Bright Pink Rose: Thankfulness
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[font=times new roman][size=4]Beyond the plants included in a bouquet, there are additional ways that canny dragons can communicate meaning with flowers.[/size][/font]
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[indent][font=times new roman][size=6]Flower Position[/indent]
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[font=times new roman][size=4]An inverted flower in a bouquet also inverts the flower’s meaning. For example, an upright water lily means eloquence, but an inverted water lily could mean tongue-tied or speechless.[/size][/font]
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[font=times new roman][size=4]The color of the tie on the bouquet can convey an added meaning. Many possible meanings can be implied by a single color, and it is recommended that ribbon color only be used to convey messages between two dragons who know each other well, or in circumstances where the intended meaning will be clarified by the chosen flowers.
[b]Red:[/b] Excitement, energy, passion, love, desire, speed, strength, power, heat, aggression, danger, fire, blood, war, violence, all things intense and passionate, sincerity, happiness
[b]Pink: [/b]love and romance, caring, tenderness, acceptance and calm
[b]Beige and Ivory:[/b] unification, quiet, pleasantness, calm, simplicity
[b]Orange:[/b] Energy, balance, enthusiasm, warmth, vibrant, expansive, flamboyant, demanding of attention
[b]Yellow:[/b] joy, happiness, betrayal, optimism, idealism, imagination, hope, sunshine, summer, gold, philosophy, dishonesty, cowardice, jealousy, covetousness, deceit, illness, hazard and friendship
[b]Green:[/b] Nature, environment, healthy, good luck, renewal, youth, spring, generosity, fertility, jealousy, service, inexperience, envy, misfortune, vigor
[b]Dark Blue:[/b] integrity, knowledge, power, and seriousness
[b]Blue:[/b] Peace, tranquility, cold, calm, stability, harmony, unity, trust, truth, confidence, conservatism, security, cleanliness, order, loyalty, sky, water, technology, depression
[b]Turquoise:[/b] calm, sophistication, water
[b]Purple:[/b] Royalty, nobility, spirituality, ceremony, mysterious, transformation, wisdom, enlightenment, cruelty, honor, arrogance, mourning, temperance
[b]Lavender:[/b] femininity, grace and elegance
[b]Brown: [/b]Earth, stability, hearth, home, outdoors, reliability, comfort, endurance, simplicity, comfort
[b]Grey:[/b] Security, reliability, intelligence, staid, modesty, dignity, maturity, solid, conservative, practical, old age, sadness, boring
[b]White:[/b] Reverence, purity, birth, simplicity, cleanliness, peace, humility, precision, innocence, youth, winter, snow, good, sterility, marriage, death
[b]Black:[/b] Power, sexuality, sophistication, formality, elegance, wealth, mystery, fear, evil, unhappiness, depth, style, sadness, remorse, anger, anonymity, underground, good technical color, mourning, death, austerity, detachment
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[font=times new roman][size=4]When a bouquet is presented directly from one dragon to another, there is additional meaning in how it is presented.
[b]Presented horizontally with the right hand:[/b] the message in these flowers refers to the giver.
[b]Presented vertically or slightly tilted to the left, with the right hand:[/b] the message in these flowers refers to the receiver.
[b]Presented with the left hand:[/b] the message in these flowers refers to a third party.[/size][/font]
Beyond the plants included in a bouquet, there are additional ways that canny dragons can communicate meaning with flowers.
Flower Position
An inverted flower in a bouquet also inverts the flower’s meaning. For example, an upright water lily means eloquence, but an inverted water lily could mean tongue-tied or speechless.
Ribbon Color
The color of the tie on the bouquet can convey an added meaning. Many possible meanings can be implied by a single color, and it is recommended that ribbon color only be used to convey messages between two dragons who know each other well, or in circumstances where the intended meaning will be clarified by the chosen flowers.
When a bouquet is presented directly from one dragon to another, there is additional meaning in how it is presented.
Presented horizontally with the right hand: the message in these flowers refers to the giver. Presented vertically or slightly tilted to the left, with the right hand: the message in these flowers refers to the receiver. Presented with the left hand: the message in these flowers refers to a third party.
Call me Idris. Pronouns are ne/nem/nir!
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[font=times new roman][size=4]Interested in reading more about real-world floriography? Here are some of the sources I used to put this guide together.[/size][/font]
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[*][url=http://www.victorianbazaar.com/meanings.html][font=times new roman][size=4]Flower Meanings[/size][/font][/url]
[*][url=http://www.languageofflowers.com/flowermeaning.htm][font=times new roman][size=4]Flower Meanings[/size][/font][/url]
[*][url=http://www.sensationalcolor.com/color-for-your-home/colorful-holidays-occasions/meaning-color-roses-768#.V5tiv7grK00][font=times new roman][size=4]Rose Color Meanings[/size][/font][/url]
[*][url=http://luckybambooshop.com/number-meanings/][font=times new roman][size=4]Bamboo Cluster Meanings[/size][/font][/url]
[*][url=http://thewitchesalmanac.com/floriography.pdf][font=times new roman][size=4]Handedness Meanings[/size][/font][/url]
[*][url=http://www.incredibleart.org/lessons/middle/color2.htm][font=times new roman][size=4]Color Symbolism[/size][/font][/url]
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