Difference between revisions of "Heather"
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| region = Cliff, Pine-mire and Dry | | region = Cliff, Pine-mire and Dry | ||
| − | | terrain = | + | | terrain = Cliff, Pine-mire, Dry |
| sprout = May-August | | sprout = May-August | ||
| growth = 65 days | | growth = 65 days | ||
| harvest = | | harvest = | ||
| − | | wither = [[Harvest]] | + | | wither = [[Calendar|Harvest]] |
| harvestTool = | | harvestTool = | ||
| − | | produces = | + | | produces = Heather flowers |
| carbs = 1 | | carbs = 1 | ||
| fat = 0 | | fat = 0 | ||
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Heather is a kind of [[Herbs|herb]], often found near cliffs and and pine mires. It has distinctive pink flowers. | Heather is a kind of [[Herbs|herb]], often found near cliffs and and pine mires. It has distinctive pink flowers. | ||
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| + | [[File:Heather_parts.jpg|frame|Heather. From left to right: the flowering plant, picked stems, and flowers.]] | ||
===Herb effects=== | ===Herb effects=== | ||
| − | [[File:Heather_in_game_text.png | + | |
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| + | [[File:Heather_in_game_text.png]] | ||
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When boiled, heather is an: | When boiled, heather is an: | ||
*'''diaphoretic''' | *'''diaphoretic''' | ||
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*'''sedative''' | *'''sedative''' | ||
*'''depurative''' | *'''depurative''' | ||
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When applied to wounds, heather is an: | When applied to wounds, heather is an: | ||
*'''antiseptic''' | *'''antiseptic''' | ||
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===In real life=== | ===In real life=== | ||
| − | + | Heather is probably based on '''''Calluna vulgaris''''', or common heather, a low growing shrub commonly found on hills and moors, with purple, pink or white flowers and a pleasant scent when crushed. | |
[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Calluna_vulgaris View on wikipedia] | [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Calluna_vulgaris View on wikipedia] | ||
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| + | [[File:Common_heather.jpg|left|frame|A photograph of common heather.]] | ||
Revision as of 02:00, 20 July 2016
| Heather | ||
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| Basic Info | ||
| Type: | Plant | |
| Known By: | ' | |
| Region: | Cliff, Pine-mire and Dry | |
| Terrain: | Cliff, Pine-mire, Dry | |
| Cultivated: | ' | |
| Edible: | Yes | |
| Growth Information | ||
| Sprout Month: | May-August | |
| Growth Time: | 65 days | |
| Harvest Date: | ' | |
| Wither Month: | Harvest | |
| Harvest Information | ||
| Harvest Tool: | ' | |
| Produces: | Heather flowers | |
| Food Information | ||
| Carbs: | 1 | |
| Fat: | 0 | |
| Protein: | 0 | |
Heather is a kind of herb, often found near cliffs and and pine mires. It has distinctive pink flowers.
Heather. From left to right: the flowering plant, picked stems, and flowers.
Herb effects
When boiled, heather is an:
- diaphoretic
- pectoral
- sedative
- depurative
When applied to wounds, heather is an:
- antiseptic
In real life
Heather is probably based on Calluna vulgaris, or common heather, a low growing shrub commonly found on hills and moors, with purple, pink or white flowers and a pleasant scent when crushed.
A photograph of common heather.
