Egyptian Plant Guide

Note: This page is a work in progress and as such is missing many plants. Please be patient as more data is added.

Overview

This guide lists egyptian plants and serves as a handy reference to determine what the plants look like and any characteristics about them that may be known. Plants that can be eaten and/or foraged are listed separately by picture on the Foraging page.

Links

• Egyptian Tree Guide
• Plants that can be eaten and foraged

Complete Plant Listing Organized Alphabetically

• Ash Palm
• Barrel Cactus
• Big Leaf Plant
• Bloodbark
• Cat's Tongue
• Cerulean Blue
• Chicory
• Coconut Palm
• Curl-tip Snake Plant
• Date Palm
• Delta Palm
• Elephantia
• Feather Tree
• Fern Palm
• Folded Birch
• Gargantuan Taro
• Giant Cricklewood
• Giant Lavender Stonecrop
• Golden Standard
• Green Ground Cover
• Hawthorn
• Hokkaido
• King Fern
• Kivimira
• Lion's Grass
• Monkey Palm
• Narrow Leaf King's Crown
• Oil Palm
• Old Hands Cactus
• Olive Pumila Grass
• Pale Pampas Grass
• Pale Scatterbell
• Passam
• Phoenix Palm
• Pirella
• Pranesh
• Pratyeka
• Pumila Grass
• Ripple-Leaf Lily
• Royal Cactus
• Royal Palm
• Snake Plant
• Spiked Fishtree
• Stout Palm
• Towering Palm
• Trunkless Radicalis Palm
• Umbrella Palm
• Velvet Hosta
• Vermillion Standard
• Water Blossom
• Water Leaf
• Wild Sea Oats

Resin Producing Plants (Trees)

• Ash Palm
• Cerulean Blue
• Chicory
• Coconut Palm
• Delta Palm
• Elephantia
• Feather Tree
• Fern Palm
• Folded Birch
• Giant Cricklewood
• Hawthorn
• Hokkaido
• Monkey Palm
• Oil Palm
• Passam
• Phoenix Palm
• Pratyeka
• Royal Palm
• Spiked Fishtree
• Stout Palm
• Towering Palm
• Umbrella Palm

Cactus (Sap and Non-Sap Producing)

• Barrel Cactus
• Old Hands Cactus

Leaf Producing Plants (for Ants)

Note: Each week only one plant produces Fresh Leaves.

• Green Ground Cover
• King Fern
• Pale Pampas Grass
• Pale Scatterbell
• Water Leaf