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A complete visual catalogue of all 77 plants and mushrooms.

This is mostly for personal reference but if this helped you let me know! 🙂

Strange Horticulture is an occult puzzle game in which you play as the proprietor of a local plant store. Find and identify new plants, pet your cat, speak to a coven, or join a cult. Use your collection of powerful plants to influence the story and unravel Undermere’s dark mysteries.

Below is an alphabetised catalogue of every collectable specimen!

All specimens are organised in alphabetical order for easy reference. All specimens include a visual, their scientific name, and the book description.

When burned, incense made from the woody stem can enhance psychic abilities, strengthening the clarity of visions and prophecies. Light blue flowers, like rounded tufts of gentle lambswool, characterize this plant.

A powerful balm against diseases of the heart. It will not cure once illness has set in but it can ease pain and prolong life.Ambrella has long rounded leaves and a flower that smells of strawberries.

The Moonlight Flower- dark, mysterious and beautiful- has enchanted people for centuries.
It is thought to send people mad with obsessive desire, seductively luring them to their deaths like a siren’s call.

A mushroom found in dark, damp places, feeding on any light that gets close to it. It can seem to draw light in, enveloping its surroundings in darkness.
The gills on the underside of this mushroom seep a milky fluid that can be consumed as a treatment for stomach pains.

Those suffering from hypothermia can be rescued by a draught made using leaves from the Brimlock plant. It has a warming effect that protects against extreme cold.
When conditions are just right in the cold of winter Brimlock produces small yellow flowers. The leaves are waxy and tough.

Thick Burdum leaves make a tasty addition to soup and straws.
Superstitious folk won’t allow Burdum into their homes as it is believed to bring bad luck.

Often found growing in clumps on valley sides. Butterdale has been used for centuries as a curse for all manner of skin rashes.
The dark green leaves can be stewed and mulched to form a poultice. The flowers smell buttery to some people.

A rare plant that is believed to help the dead find peace in the afterlife. Those who can afford it place wreaths made from it at the graves of their loved ones.
Caballia flowers almost always contain six petals. Finding a seven petaled flower is considered to bring good fortune.

Produces a red flower that provides a shielding effect, protecting against all manner of afflictions of the mind.
Long thing stems grow among tall leaves.

Known in the North as Andrew’s Bane after the unfortunate demise of a man called Andrew Jardine. He was caught and slowly eaten alive by a large specimen of the Torren.
Revered in the occult world, a cross-section of the Torren’s stem reveals pentagonal symmetry.

The uses of Cauldery are not well known. Some say it has applications in dark magic but this author has found neither substance nor specifics to back up those claims.
Those who worship the huntress, Arduinna, place the flower as an offering to ensure a successful hunt. It grows from a thin stem with small leaves.

According to legend, Clavilium can be used to open any lock, no matter how complex or secure.
The heart-shaped leaves have earned this plant the nickname ‘Lovelock.’

Despite being described as ‘common,’ the Trouse can in fact be quite tricky to find. However, it is known to grow in abundance on the slopes of Red Pike. Nobody knows why.
Its leaves have been used for centuries as a balm against eye strain.

The plant has a rejuvenation effect but most who have tried to benefit from its properties have come to realize that it is a curse, not a blessing. Though you may appear younger you will quickly become more frail and brittle.
The red spores that are often seen growing on it are in fact a type of fungus themselves and not a part of the plant.

A simple potion that will grant courage can be brewed from the leaves.
It is said that ancient warriors would take it before going into battle.

This fungus is typically found in dense forests, protruding through the mulch. At a glance it can appear as though a corpse is reaching up from the undergrowth. Said to strengthen resolve and sharpen the mind.

This unremarkable flower is related to the common thistle.
Its leaves are occasionally brewed into a tea that is used to calm anxiety.

This plant is known colloquially as a Corpse’s Friend. If ingested as a seed it will cause a slow agonizing death and the plant will grow out of the body once deceased.
It has a light pleasant scent, not dissimilar to pine needles. Boiling the root in vinegar creates a tonic against fevers and poisons.

A plant with powerful mind-altering abilities. Those who inhale smoke from burning its long sharp leaves elevate their awareness to levels otherwise unachievable.
Some know Dranthium as Green-Eye, a name derived from the tell-tale sign of overdose where even the whites of the eyes take on a green tint.

The petals of this flower can be brewed to create an antidote to ‘Dendra’s Miasma’- a deadly poison that causes the blood to slowly turn black, eventually resulting in a painful death.
It has an intoxicating scent, similar to that of Solomon’s Sceptre.

Embersoul is thought to have protective properties. It is sometimes given as an offering to various deities in return for sanctuary.Produces flowers with many petals. Watch out for the leaves, they’re razor sharp.

The scent it produces is considered overpowering by some but it is said to stimulate the senses and rejuvenate aching bones.
Evulum has many short pretty leaves.

Take care not to touch it’s brightly coloured thorns. They will do no lasting damage but they contain a small amount of venom that will cause a severe pain for several days after.A plant that only grows to the south in warmer climates, where they call it Loethe after a long dead king. Known to improve eyesight at night, in even the darkest places.

A spongy mushroom with potent abilities. Only safe to consume in small quantities.Grants strength for short periods at the expense of severe fatigue once the effect has worn off.

Used by some as an aphrodisiac, though the potent sulphuric aroma is enough to put off most.
This dark mushroom has a fleshy underbelly, said to have a unique sharp taste to those brave enough to try it.

The strong smelling bulb of this plant has a powerful soporific effect, making it a common ingredient in sleeping draughts.The Camphry produces a beautiful rounded dark blue cluster made up of many smaller flowers.

An offering of Fox Button is considered by some to represent a contract of friendship between strangers.
Thick shiny leaves grow in opposing pairs along the stems.

A plant with medicinal properties that can aid with digestive troubles when prepared correctly.
Care must be taken however as the rough leaves can be an irritant. Only the petals are safe for consumption.

Do not drink the sap of this plant. The lips and veins will turn black as the blood succumbs to the ‘Dendra’s Miasma’- a sure and painful way to die. The poison is so potent that even touching the leaves of the plan can be painful.

The Glowhorn, or Forest Latern or Pixie-Lamp, is phosphorescent, illuminating the trees that it grows under. Suspicious Travellers avoid walking towards it, fearing that the faint lights will lure them to their demise.

Sandfire has a tough outer bark which has many useful properties. Some chew it as a form of dental hygiene, taking care not to swallow it as it can cause unpleasant stomach distress.
The flame-like ‘tendrils’ give off a smoky scent, adding to the impression of a roaring fire.

When the bushy blue flower heads die back, they release seeds with downy pappus which assists in wind dispersal.
Once dried and hardened the stems can be burned as incense. As they burn they let out high-pitches shrieks- widely believed to be the spirits of dead souls trapped within the plant.

Pretty blue flowers line the stems of this sought after plant. It is said that if you give Haverage to your beloved under the light of a full moon you will both live long and blessed lives.

The fruit of the Henchuck can have startling effects on memory. Even a small dose can result in short term memory loss but in larger amounts it has been known to cause severe amnesia.
The tuberous bulb has an unusual structure, growing in bursts that give it a striped appearance when cut open. When the outer layer hardens and turns blue green when it is ready to harvest.

Inhaling smoke from burning the dried leaves of this plant can provide pain relief.
Firm leaves grow up the stems, leading to blue flowers.

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