Flora

The plant kingdom is no less varied and one cannot do justice when speaking of Tara without mentioning the sprawling, green gloom of the Oldgrowth or the Wildergreen, the humbling immensity of the Root of the World, the amnesiac fragrance of a prickly Dreamsage, or the terrible walking Blights. Thurs (Trolls) and Huron (Dryads) are perhaps the most incredible branches of this kingdom. More mundane flora include
 * Kingsbane: a legendarily poisonous herb found in royal forests
 * Rockbreaker: a kind of toxic saxifrage found in mountain valleys, causes digestive cramping and death by starvation unless purged
 * Wakeleaf :used as invigorating smelling salts
 * Ironroot: notoriously tough trees that are nearly impossible to uproot, it is not uncommon for farmers to simply leave an ironroot standing in the middle of their fields
 * Inkvine: a fragile vine that bleeds a black, viscous fluid when broken, often used by scribes for ink
 * Tiberian Laurel: worn as crowns by Tiberians
 * Vainglories/Withercomespring: sunset-colored roses that bloom in the warming Thaw but wither come Spring
 * Pinchsweet
 * Oldgold:
 * Boarsmeal
 * Frostflower
 * Ashblossom:
 * Spindlewife
 * Thorningcrown
 * Emberseed
 * Primblossom: a delicate orchid
 * Spitfires
 * Cronestongue
 * Silverbough: a pale tree with silver-edged leaves
 * Maidenwort
 * Brierblume
 * Snowjoy: a blue flower that blooms in winter
 * Ambling Alp: tenacious trees often found growing in high, rocky places
 * Marching Pine
 * Jessamine Tea
 * Nightcaps: mushrooms, gathered by Gnomes and brewed into a potent, psychedelic brew
 * Hagsuckle
 * Sleepersbloom
 * Whorlingwoads
 * Runewood
 * Crowfoot
 * Clottingmoss
 * Manderwort
 * Blueruin
 * Afar-eyes
 * Dragonsbreath
 * Shepherd's Bride
 * Fevrerue
 * Bitterbalm
 * Noonshade
 * Greygill