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Unidentified Herb Number of Petals Petal Color Reset All ALL Main Color ALL X X X X X X X X X X X 2nd Color ALL X X X X X X X X X X X Known Unknown Plant Type Categories Useful Parts Herb Shrub Tree Vine Other Food Medicine Material Commercial Weed Poison Roots Stems Bark Wood Leaves Buds Flowers Fruit Seeds 1 2 3 4             1 295 dsa321   pink wild flower March 27, 2013 2 713 StarDan8   Purple with yellow stripes October 05, 2012 3 997 Esselean   Large red stem weed August 09, 2012 Clumps of this plant found in wasteland areas. Growing up to 2 metres high large rhubarb like fuzzy leaves. Burgundy red flower stems with masses on tiny yellow flowers. 4 950 lucybelle   Small Orange Lily-like Flower with Maroon Spots July 24, 2012 5 1429 forager   Yellow Aster July 21, 2012 6 805 forager   Willowherb July 21, 2012 Epilobium parviflorum? 7 975 forager   Tiny Orange Swamp Flower July 21, 2012 8 712 forager   Tiny Three Petal White Flower July 21, 2012 9 663 forager   Spike Moss July 21, 2012 10 1013 forager   Red Riverside Sedum July 21, 2012 11 711 forager   Saxifrage July 21, 2012 12 1098 forager   Blue Penstemon? July 21, 2012 13 956 forager   Groundsel July 21, 2012 14 1099 forager   Wild Campanula July 21, 2012 15 682 forager   Sedge July 21, 2012 Features distinguishing members of the sedge family from grasses or rushes are that members of the sedge family have stems with triangular cross-sections (with occasional exceptions), and their leaves are spirally arranged in three ranks. 16 920 forager   Tall Mint July 16, 2012 17 628 forager   Spotted Mint July 16, 2012 18 878 forager   Spearmint July 16, 2012 19 1129 forager   Orange Salvia July 16, 2012 20 743 forager   Yellow Wildflower July 06, 2012 21 952 forager   Littleflower Penstemon June 23, 2012 22 970 forager   Wild Grass June 23, 2012 23 1030 forager   Centaurea June 08, 2012 Family: Asteraceae Subfamily: Carduoideae Tribe: Cynareae Subtribe: Centaureinae Genus: Centaurea 24 1356 forager   St. John's Wort - Unknown June 08, 2012 Hypericaceae Hypericum Hypericum perforatum Herbal treatment for mild forms of depression. Previously been classified as Guttiferae or Clusiaceae. Approximately 370 species of the genus Hypericum exist worldwide. The common name comes from its traditional harvesting on Saint John's day, 24 June. Hypericum is derived from the Greek words hyper (above) and eikon (picture) Perforatum refers to the small oil glands in the leaves that look like holes, which can be seen when they are held against the 25 1107 purplehaze1011   Yellow Flower May 30, 2012 26 748 noisepilot   unknown: very big leaves May 22, 2012 27 889 gardengeek   Tulip May 04, 2012 28 1642 jemgal   Miners Lettuce November 02, 2011 leaves are unattached but grows with 5 Long stems (3-4") 29 1576 islandgirl72   broad leaves, long stem, long thin petals October 10, 2011 30 1944 HARAD01   Tall columnar herbaceous plant w/large leathery oval leaves September 23, 2011 1 2 3 4             Reset List Add a New Plant

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