Flowers
Bellflower: a plant with bell-shaped flowers that are usually blue, purple, pink, or white. Many kinds are cultivated as ornamentals. It is edible and traditional uses include treating coughs, tuberculosis, and sore eyes.
Evening star: Also known as evening-primrose and sundrop among other names. It is known for its bright flowers which typically open in the evening and close in the morning. Traditional uses include treating skin inflammation, gastrointestional issues, and hormonal imbalances.
Forget-Me-Not: a type of perennial plant with small, blue, five-petaled flowrs that have a yellow or white center. Traditional medicinal uses include respiratory issues, wound treatment such as stopping bleeding, and conditioning hair.
Frostfires: A species of autumn wildflower with scarlet petals found beyond the wall in the north of Westeros.
Gillyflower: A type of fragrant wildflower such as the wallflower, clove pink, or white stocks. Traditional uses include remedies for skin ailments, headaches, and aiding digestion.
Ginger: a perennial herbaceous plant that is cultivated for its pungent, spicy rhizome. It is used both for cooking and medicinally to treat nausea, vomiting, and other ailments.
Goathead: a low-growing, spreading weed with bright yellow flowers. They possess spiny seeds that can damage people and livestock. Some traditional uses include treating urinary issues, improving sexual function and fertility, and supporting heart and liver health.
Goldencup: flowers found south of the Neck in Westeros
Goldenrod: A type of herbaceous perennial plant with feathery, plume-like culsters of small, bright yellow flowers that typically bloom from late summer to fall. They can be used for urinary tract health, anti-inflammatory, wound healing, congestion and allergies, and other conditions such as liver enlargement and internal bleeding.
Gorse: A type of evergreen shrub, sometimes possessing spiny yellow flowers. While the flowers are edible, the seeds are toxic. Tradinal uses include treatment for kidney stones, jaundice, urinary issues, coughs, colds, and sore throats. Additionally, dyes, brooms, and brushes can be made from the plant.
Lady's Lace: A flower plant characterized by flat-topped clusters of small, white flowers that resembles lace, often with a single, dark purple flower at the center. The plant is entirely edible and is also used as a diuretic, for digestive tract issues, and as a contraceptive.
Lavender: a small, aromatic, evergreen shrub of the mint family, with narrow leaves and bluish-purple flowrs. It can be used in perfumes, for dies, and in food and drink and medically can be used to reduce anxiety, promote sleep, and relieve stress.
Lilac: a eurasian shrub or small tree of the olive family that has fragrant violet, pink, or white blossoms and is widely cultivated as ornamental. Uses include as a digestive aid, immune support, soothing of skin abrasions, relaxation, reduction of fever and inlammation, as well as in perfumes.
Liverwort: a small, flowerless green plant with leaflike stems or lobed leaves, occurring in moise habitats. Liverworts lack true roots and reproduce by means of spores released from capsules. Traditionally used to treat gallstones, boils, fractures, poisinous snakebites, abscesses, wounds, and hepatic disorders.
Lungwort: a bristly, herbaceous European plant of the borage family, tyically having white-spotted leaves and pink flowers that turn blue as they age. Traditionally used to treat coughs, colds, bronchitis, asthma, gastrointestinal issues, aid in wound treatment, and as an antioxidant and anti-inflammatory. Additionally, it is edible and can be used to make blue and green fabric dyes.
Moonbloom: a type of flower found in Westeros. It is a white, trumpet-shaped flower that opens at dusk and has a sweet, lemon-like scent. The plant is not edible as it is toxic but traditionally has been used to treat ailments such as snakebites.
Nightshade: a plant related to the potato typically having poisonous black or red berries. Extracts from the plant could be used for treatment of wounds, gout, sleeplessmess, and as a love potion, traditionally.
Pennyroyal: a type of perennial mint with small, aromatic leaves similar to spearmint. Traditional uses include treatment for colds, pheumonia, fatigue, to stimulate menstruation, and, in concentrated doses, to induce abortions.
Poison kisses: purple flowers found in Westeros that cause itchy rashes if they come into contact with skin
Poppy: a herbaceous plant with showy flowers, milky sap, and rounded seed capsules. Extracts produce Milk of the Poppy, an opiate pain relief tonic.
Rose: a prickly bush or shrub that typically bears colorful, fragrant flowers that are grown widely as ornamentals. Medicinal benefits include treatment of inflammation, diabetes, dysmenorrhea, depression, stress, seizures, and aging. Varieties found in the known world include the following:
Autumn Rose
Dusky Rose
Golden Rose
Red Rose
White Rose
Winter Rose - a pale blue flower the color of frost. It is extremely rare and said to be the most beautiful of flowers grown in the glass gardens of Winterfell
Saffron Crocus: a species of flowering plant in the iris family best known for the culinary use of its floral stigmas as the spice saffron. It can also be used medically an an analgesis, diuretic, immune stimulant, and nervine sedative as well as to improve mood, libido, and sexual function.
Sedge: a grasslike plant with triangular stems and inconspicuous flowers, growing typically in wet ground and widely distributed throughout temperate and cold regions. The leaves can be used to make rope and the whole plant can be used to make baskets, mats, and clothing.
Spiceflower: a scented flower found in the Dothraki sea that is used in perfumes and often paired with cinnamon.
Tansy: a flowering herb with various medical properties, the most significant of which is its use in Moon Tea to induce abortions.
Thistle: a widely distributed herbaceous plant of the daisy family which typically has a prickly stem and leaves and rounded heads of purple flowers. They are edible and traditionally also used medically for liver disorders, diabetes, and other conditions.
Wild Radish: An invasive, flowering plant of which the cultivated radish is widely considered to be a subspecies. Multiple parts of the plant are edible and can also be used as a treatment for skin conditions, stomach disorders, and as a diuretic.
Grasses
Ghost grass: a type of grass that grows throughougt the shadow lands in the further east of Essos, both on its shores and in the valleys between its mountains. It is taler than a human on horseback and has stalks as pale as milkglass. The inedible grass is an invasive plant that overwhelms other grass.
Hranna: the Dothraki name for a type of green grass that grows in the Dothraki Sea and blooms dark red flower. It turns a deep brown during the dry season.
Piper's Grass: a type of grass found beyond the wall in northern Westeros
Sedge: See entry under Flowers
Trees:
Pine: A coniferous tree grown for its soft timber. The nuts are edible, the resin can be made into a sealant, and, medicinally, parts of the tree can be used to treat wounds, support the immune system, relieve pain, and more.
Apple: the round fruit of a tree of the rose family, which typically has thin red or green skin and a crisp flesh. They can be used to treat constipation, diarrhea, colds, fevers, and skin irritation.
Miscellaneous
Animals
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