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Foraging Skill

Skill Tuitions

Skill may be acquired at Level 2 for the following resources at the School of Worship:

Rank Two may be acquired at Level 9 for the following resources at the School of Worship:

It allows for Foraging Memory (see below).

How to Forage

Clicking on an herb will give its name as "some kind of herb". If you have the foraging skill (level 1), you also have a menu "Foraging...". If you harvest the herb correctly you'll get 1-7 herbs in your inventory and the plant will disappear. You can look up the correct forage method for all the known herbs on the list of herbs below.

Foraging Memory

Once you learn foraging degree 2 (after level 9) aka "Foraging Memory" you can memorize the forage methods of herbs, and never have to look them up again! To memorize a foraging method you must successfully forage that herb 7 times, without fumbling in-between those successes. If you fumble the herb on forage number 6, the counter resets, and you must successfully forage it another 7 times. Eating an herb fresh off the ground does not interfere with the memorization counter.

Once you memorize the forage method for an herb, the sub-menu of forage method options will disappear, and it will be replaced with a menu option that says, for example, "Forage this Wild Lettuce."

Foraging2.jpg

Herb Seeds

The Herbiculture technology gives a chance to gather Herb Seeds when you forage a herb. Using the Herbal Exploration technology, you can find Aqueduct Towers to grow the seeds at.

Foraging Guide

Some herbs are rarer than others. See Herb Rarities for more details. Also, unforaged herbs are needed for the Test of the Ritual Tattoo. If you find an herb (especially a rare one) which somebody needs for that test (list found at Ritual Tattoo Herb Needs), it would be a kind act to let them know rather than harvesting it yourself.

Outside Sites

Herb:aList for T7 - Has been released by Rogarian as a community supported foraging guide

Harvesting

There are twelve different ways to harvest the herbs:

  1. Cut away the outer stem
  2. Harvest the Root pith
  3. Trim the Root fibres
  4. Snip the leaf stems
  5. Peel back the stem base
  6. Scrape off the stem pith
  7. Remove the Tap Root
  8. Pick out the seeds
  9. Crush the stems
  10. Pluck the leaves
  11. Squeeze out the sap
  12. Scrape away the leaf hairs

List of Herbs

Upload your image to the wiki and add a link like [[Image:Newherbs%24tagetese.jpg|thumb|256px|Tagetese]] in the third column. That will automatically resize the picture to a width of 256 pixels, independent of the size of the uploaded picture. Please turn off Time-of-day-lighting to make the images comparable, and drop a grass beside the herb before taking the shot to illustrate the size of the herb. See Help:Herb_Image for more information.
also please keep in mind that its the HERB people want to get a good look at not you Hamboning! (the herb will be relatively bigger in the thumbnail if it is only the herb in the cropped image.)

Examples:

  • Known: {{Herb_Image|Blue Bottle Clover|Peel back the stem base|_SingleLeaf|_Blue|_Clover}}
  • UnKnown: {{Herb_Image|Unknown|NOT 1,2|_MultiLeaf|_Yellow|_Striped}}


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Herb Name Method (tried/working) Details Picture Stats
Allbright
  1. Cut away the outer stem
  2. Harvest the Root pith
  3. Trim the Root fibres
  4. Snip the leaf stems
  5. Peel back the stem base
  6. Scrape off the stem pith
  7. Remove the Tap Root
  8. Pick out the seeds
  9. Crush the stems
  10. Pluck the leaves
  11. Squeeze out the sap
  12. Scrape away the leaf hairs
 Similar to Enchanters Plant but lighter colored.
Allbright
Aloe

11. Not Squeeze

 Can have different number of tips
Aloe
Altar's Blessing
  1. NOT CUT
 Edged
Altar's Blessing
Anansi HARVEST
Anansi
Apiphenalm
Apiphenalm
Apothecary's Scythe Edged *See Lavender Navarre - Verified it is Snip the leaf stems
Apothecary's Scythe
Artemisia Edged. Similar to Honey Mint. For me these usually have more orange than yellow leaves
Artemisia
Asafoetida
Asafoetida
Asane
Asane
Ashoka
  1. NOT CUT
  2. NOT HARVEST
  3. NOT TRIM
 Mimics: Curly Sage
Ashoka
Azure Tristeria Note: Azure Tristeria is a lighter shade of
Blue with darker stems and Tristeria is a darker
shade of Blue with lighter stems.
Azure Tristeria

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Herb Name Method (tried/working) Details Picture Stats
Banto
  1. Not cut away the outer stem
  2. Not Harvest
  3. Not Trim
Banto
Bay Tree
  1. Not Cut Away

12. Not Scrape Leaf

Bay Tree
Bee Balm
  1. Not cut away the outer stem
  2. Not Harvest
  3. Not Trim
Bee Balm
Beetle Leaf
  1. NOT cut away outer stem
  2. Not Harvest
  3. Not Trim
  4. Not Snip

11. Not Squeeze
12. Not Scrape Leaf

See also: Common Sage
Beetle Leaf
Beggar's Button
Beggar's Button
Bhilawa fern, see myrrh
Bhilawa
Bilimbi
Bilimbi
Bitter Florian
Bitter Florian
Black Pepper Plant
  1. Not Cut
  2. Not Harvest
  3. Not Trim
  4. Not Snip
  5. Not Peel

12. Not Scrape Leaf

See also: Red Pepper (stem color differentiates).
Black Pepper
Blessed Mariae Blue is Blessed, Pink/Peach is (regular) Mariae
Blessed Mariae
Bleubillae
Bluebilae
Blood Balm See also: Lemondrop (stems)
Blood Balm
Blood Blossom Very similar to the more common Brassy Caltrops.
Blood Blossom
Blooded Harebell
  1. Not Cut
  2. Not Harvest
Blooded Harebell
Blood Root

3. Not Trim

Blood Root
Bloodwort
Bloodwort
Blueberry Tea Tree
Blueberry Tea Tree
Bluebottle Clover PLUCK see also Tiny Clover
note: the stems can appear to be much greener, or much longer
Bluebottle Clover
Blue Damia REMOVE TAP ROOT
Blue Damia
Blue Tarafern

12. Not Scrape Leaf

See also: Mirabellis Fern, Cyan Cressida
File:NewBlue Tarafern.JPG
Blue Tarafern
Blushing Blossom
Blushing Blossom
Brassy Caltrops
Brassy Caltrops
Brown Muskerro
  1. Not Cut
  2. Not Harvest
Brown Muskerro
Buckler-leaf Cut Away Outer Stem
Buckler Leaf
 -1dex 2con 2foc -1per
Bull's Blood
  1. Not Cut
Bull's Blood
Burnt Tarragon
  1. Not Cut
 See Ginger Tarragon
Burnt Tarragon
Butterfly Damia
Buterfly Damia
Butterroot
Butterroot

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Herb Name Method (tried/working) Details Picture Stats
Calabash
  1. Not Cut
  2. Not Harvest
Calabash
Camelmint
Camelmint
Caraway
  1. Not Cut

9.Not Crush

 (similar to Xanat)
Caraway
Cardamom SCRAPE LEAF see also sandalwood
File:Cardamom.jpg
Cardamom
Cassia
Cassia
Chaffa

12. Not Scrape Leaf

See also: Umber Leaf Basil
File:Chaffa.jpg
Chaffa
Chatinabrae
  1. Not Cut

12. Not Scrape Leaf

Chatinabrae
Chives CRUSH If stems have a purple flower at the top, see Garlic Chives.
Chives
 -1dex, -1 endo, +2 per
Chukkah
  1. Not Cut
 Leaves can look extremely dark, even black, at night.
Chukkah
Cicada Bean CUT
File:Cicada Bean.jpg
Cicada Bean
Cinnamon Cut away the outer Stem
File:Cinnamon.jpg
Cinnamon
Cinquefoil SNIP See also: Creeping Black Nightshade
Medicago
Strawberry Tea
Cinquefoil
Cirallis

3. Not Trim

Cirallis
Clingroot
Clingroot
Common Basil Confirmed: Harvest the Root Pith See also: Crumpled Leaf Basil
File:Common Basil.jpg
Common Basil
 1str 1spd
Common Rosemary SCRAPE STEM
Common Rosemary
Common Sage PICK
Common Sage
Corsacia

12. Not Scrape Leaf

Corsacia
Covage PEEL
File:Covage.jpg
Covage
Crampbark PLUCK
File:Crampbark.jpg
Crampbark
Cranesbill
Cranesbill
Creeping Black Nightshade Stems are striking deep blue, compared with similar herbs.
Creeping Black Nightshade
Creeping Thyme
  1. Not Cut
Creeping Thyme
Crimson Clover
Crimson Clover
Crimson Lettuce
  1. Not Cut
  2. Not Harvest
  3. Not Trim
  4. Not Snip
  5. Not Peel

11. Not Squeeze
12. Not Scrape Leaf

File:Crimson Lettuce.jpg
Crimson Lettuce
Crimson Nightshade
  1. Not Cut
Crimson Nightshade
Crimson Pipeweed
  1. Not Cut
  2. Not Harvest
  3. Not Trim
  4. Not Snip

12. Not Scrape Leaf

Crimson Pipeweed
Crimson Windleaf SCRAPE STEM
Crimson Windleaf
Crumpled Leaf Basil See also: Common Basil
Crumpled Leaf Basil
Curly Sage Mimics: Ashoka
Curly Sage
Cyan Cressida
looks like T3 pic, but more blue

See also: Blue Tarafern, Mirabellis Fern

Cyan Cressida

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Herb Name Method (tried/working) Details Picture Stats
Daggerleaf SCRAPE STEM purple, can be taller than in picture
Daggerleaf
Dalchini

12. Not Scrape Leaf

File:Dalchini.jpg
Dalchini
Dameshood
  1. Not Cut
File:Dameshood.jpg
Dameshood
Dank Mullien
  1. Not Cut

8. NOT Pick out the seeds

Dank Mullien
Dark Ochoa Confirmed: CUT Also see Gynura (same harvest method)
File:Dark Ochoa.jpg
Dark Ochoa
Dark Radish

3. Not Trim
Dark Radish
Deadly Catsclaw
Deadly Catsclaw
Deadwood Tree To differentiate from Scaley Hardwood, this plant gives no wood and doesn't have its name on the menu.
Deadwood Tree
Death's Piping CUT Similar herbs and identification differences:
Death's Piping (Rough Green, bends forwards);
Harrow (Rough Green, bends backwards);
Pitcher Plant (Smooth Green, bends forwards);
Jugwort (Smooth Green, bends backwards)
Number of pipes doesn't matter, can be as low as 2, seen as high as 10.
Death's Piping
Dewplant
  1. Not Cut
 Edged
Dewplant
Digweed See also: King's Coin
File:Digweed.jpg
Digweed
Discorea SCRAPE LEAF
File:Discorea2.jpg
Discorea
Drapeau D'or Not Cut Away the Outer Stem
Drapeau D'or
Dusty Blue Sage
  1. Not Cut
  2. Not Harvest
  3. Not Trim
  4. Not Snip
Dusty Blue Sage
Dwarf Hogweed
  1. Not Cut
  2. Not Harvest
 See also: Hogweed and Hazlewort
Dwarf Hogweed
Dwarf Wild Lettuce CUT Check for Wild Lettuce, or Thyme
Dwarf Wild Lettuce

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Herb Name Method (tried/working) Details Picture Stats
Earth Apple HARVEST
Earth Apple
Elegia leaves have a smooth edge
Fool's Agar has a rough edge
Elegia
Enchanter's Plant NOT cut away See also Allbright, which has green stems
Enchanter's Plant

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Herb Name Method (tried/working) Details Picture Stats
Finlow
  1. Not Cut
  2. Not Harvest
 See also: Yellow Tristeria
Finlow
Fire Allspice
  1. Not Cut
  2. Not Harvest
  3. Not Trim
 orange leaves, red stems
Fire Allspice
Fire Lily
  1. Not Cut
Fire Lily
Fivesleaf
  1. Not Cut
 Also See Liquorice
Fivesleaf
Flaming Skirret
Flaming Skirret
Flander's Blossom
  1. NOT cut
 May have more flowers. May be taller.
Flander's Blossom
Fleabane TRIM Confirmed See also Maragosa
Fleabane
Fool's Agar SCCRAPE STEM leaf edges are rough, Elegia leaf edges are smooth
See also Hyssop and Myristica
Fool's Agar
Fumitory
  1. Not Cut

12. Not Scrape Leaf

purple rather than blue
Fumitory

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Herb Name Method (tried/working) Details Picture Stats
Garcinia

12. Not Scrape Leaf

See also: Xanosi (different stem color but uses same harvest method)
Garcinia
Garlic Chives
  1. NOT Cut Away
 Ensure has purple flower at top of stem. If not, see Chives.
File:Garlic Chives.jpg
Garlic Chives
Ginger Root
  1. Not Cut
  2. Not Harvest
  3. Not Trim
File:Ginger Root.jpg
Ginger Root
Ginger Tarragon See Burnt Tarragon as well.
Ginger Tarragon
Ginseng Root
  1. Not Cut
 Edged, See also Patchouli
File:Ginseng.jpg
Ginseng Root
Glechoma CRUSH
Glechoma
Gnemnon CUT
File:256px-Gnemnon.png
Gnemnon
Gokhru
Gokhru
Golden Dubloons
Golden Dubloons
Golden Gladalia
Golden Gladalia
Golden Sellia
Golden Sellia
Golden Sun
  1. Not Cut
File:Golden Sun.jpg
Golden Sun
Golden Sweetgrass
File:Golden Sweetgrass.jpg
Golden Sweetgrass
Golden Thyme Pick out the seeds
Golden Thyme
Gynura
  1. NOT Cut Away

12. Not Scrape Leaf

Gynura

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Herb Name Method (tried/working) Details Picture Stats
Harebell
  1. NOT Cut away
  2. Not Harvest
  3. Not Trim
  4. Not Snip
  5. Not Peel

12. Not Scrape Leaf

See also Ilex
File:Harebell.jpg
Harebell
Harrow
  1. Not Cut
  2. Not Harvest
 Similar herbs and identification differences:
Death's Piping (Rough Green, bends forwards);
Harrow (Rough Green, bends backwards);
Pitcher Plant (Smooth Green, bends forwards);
Jugwort (Smooth Green, bends backwards)
Number of pipes doesn't matter, can be as low as 2, seen as high as 10.
Harrow
Hazlewort SNIP See also: Dwarf Hogweed and Hogweed
File:Hazelwort.jpg
Hazlewort
Headache Tree CUT
Headache Tree
Heartsease
  1. Not Cut
Heartsease
Hogweed TRIM See also: Dwarf Hogweed and Hazlewort
File:Hogweed.jpg
Hogweed
Homesteader Palm You may harvest 3 wood from this herb as though it were a tree.
Homesteader
Honey Mint
  1. Not Cut Away
  2. Not Harvest
 Edged. Similar to Artemisia
Honey Mint
Houseleek SCRAPE LEAF
File:Houseleek.jpg
Houseleek
Hyssop
  1. Not Cut Away
  2. Not Harvest
  3. Not Trim

12. Not Scrape Leaf

See also Fool's Agar
File:Hyssop.jpg
Hyssop

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Herb Name Method (tried/working) Details Picture Stats
Ice Blossom
Ice Blossom
Ice Mint
  1. Not Cut
  2. Not Harvest
 Edged, bluer than Mountain Mint
Ice Mint
Ilex
  1. Not Cut
 See also Harebell
Ilex
Indigo Damia CRUSH
File:Indigo Damia.jpg
Indigo Damia
 2str -1dex -1spd 2per
Ipomoea
  1. Not Cut

12. Not Scrape Leaf

Also see Thunder Plant
Ipomoea

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Herb Name Method (tried/working) Details Picture Stats
Jagged Dewcup
  1. Not Cut
  2. Not Harvest
Jagged Dewcup
Jaivanti Cut away the outer stem Mimics Bee Balm , Blood Balm and Lemondrop
Jaivanti
Jaiyanti Edged
Jaiyanti
Joy of the Mountain Also see Lemon Grass
Joy of the Mountain
Jugwort Similar herbs and identification differences:
Death's Piping (Rough Green, bends forwards);
Harrow (Rough Green, bends backwards);
Pitcher Plant (Smooth Green, bends forwards);
Jugwort (Smooth Green, bends backwards)
Number of pipes doesn't matter, can be as low as 1, seen as high as 10.
Jugwort

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Herb Name Method (tried/working) Details Picture Stats
Katako root SNIP
File:Katako Root.jpg
Katako root
Khokali
  1. not cut away
 fern, pink
Khokali
King's Coin Herb has two distinct leaves. Smaller than ATITD4. somewhat similar to Digweed
King's Coin

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Herb Name Method (tried/working) Details Picture Stats
Lamae See also: Miniature Lamae, Houseleek, Blushing Blossom
Lamae
Larkspur Paler than Skirret
Larkspur
Lavender Navarre

12. Not Scrape Leaf

*see Apothecary's Scythe
File:Lavender Navarre.jpg
Lavender Navarre
Lavender Scented Thyme
Lavender Scented Thyme
Lemon Basil
File:Lemon Basil.jpg
Lemon Basil
Lemondrop HARVEST See also: Blood Balm, Jaivanti
Lemondrop
Lemon Grass

12. Not Scrape Leaf

Also see Joy of the Mountain
Lemon Grass
Lilia
Lilia
Liquorice
  1. Not Cut

3. Not Trim

 See: Shyamalata, Fivesleaf
Liquorice
Lungclot
  1. Not Cut away
Lungclot
Lythrum SNIP See also: Verdant Squill (stems are distinguishing factor)
Lythrum

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Herb Name Method (tried/working) Details Picture Stats
Mahonia
  1. Not Cut
Mahonia
Malice Weed
Malice Weed
Mandrake Root
Mandrake Root
Maragosa Dark blue leaves. See also Fleabane. This can look black on some graphics cards which causes it to be identified as Naranga.
Maragosa
Mariae
  1. Not Cut
  2. Not Harvest
  3. Not Trim
  4. Not Snip
  5. Not Peel
  6. Not Scrape Stem
  7. Not Remove
 white/blue is Blessed Mariae, peach is (regular) Mariae
Mariae
 -1end -1spd 2per
Meadowsweet
  1. Not Cut Away
  2. Not Harvest
  3. Not Trim
  4. Not Snip

11. Not Squeeze
Meadowsweet
Medicago TRIM Also see Strawberry Tea, Liquorice
Medicago
Mindanao
  1. Not Cut
  2. Not Harvest
  3. Not Trim
  4. Not Snip
  5. Not Peel

8.Not Pick out

 Also see Tristeria
File:Mindanao.jpg
Mindanao
Miniature Bamboo
  1. Not Cut
Miniature Bamboo
Miniature Lamae
  1. Not Cut
Miniature Lamae
Mirabellis Fern
  1. Not Cut
  2. Not Harvest

3. Not Trim 12. Not Scrape Leaf

See also: Blue Tarafern, Cyan Cressida, Sandy Dustweed
Mirabellis Fern
Moon Aloe
Moon Aloe
Morpha CUT
Morpha
Motherwort
  1. Not Cut Away
  2. Not Harvest
File:Motherwort.jpg
Motherwort
Mountain Mint PICK Edged, greener than Ice Mint
File:Mountain mint.jpg
Mountain Mint
Myristica TRIM See Fool's Agar and Hyssop
Myristica
Myrrh fern, see Bhilawa
Myrrh

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Herb Name Method (tried/working) Details Picture Stats
Naranga Maragosa can look black on some graphics cards which causes it to be identified as Naranga.
Naranga
Nubian Liquorice
Nubian Liquorice

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Herb Name Method (tried/working) Details Picture Stats
Octec's Grace Do not confuse with Ipomoea -- check the stem/base.
Octec's Grace
Opal Harebell
  1. Not Cut
 Can be larger than shown
Opal Harebell
Orange Niali Crush The Stems
Orange Niali
Orange Sweetgrass
  1. NOT Cut Away the Outer Stem

12. Not Scrape Leaf

File:Orange Sweetgrass.jpg
Orange Sweetgrass
Orris TRIM Check Tamarask
File:Orris.jpg
Orris

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Herb Name Method (tried/working) Details Picture Stats
Pale Dhamasa CRUSH can be more white in the night
File:PaleDhamasa.jpg
Pale Dhamasa
 -1dex -1end 2con 2per
Pale Ochoa
  1. NOT cut away
  2. NOT Harvest
  3. NOT trim root fibers
  4. NOT snip leaf stem
 Edged. Similar to Sweetflower but much smaller.
Pale Ochoa
Pale Russet
  1. Not Cut
  2. Not Harvest
File:PaleRusset.jpg
Pale Russet
Pale Skirret
PaleSkirret
Panoe CUT
File:NewPanoe.JPG
Panoe
Paradise Lily Grants the Achievement Successfully Harvested Paradise Lily
Paradise Lily
Patchouli
  1. Not Cut
 Edged
See also Ginseng Root
Patchouli
Peppermint
  1. Not Cut
  2. Not Harvest
  3. Not Trim
 Edged
Peppermint
Pippali
  1. Not Cut

12. NOT Scrape Leaf Hairs

Pippali
Pitcher Plant
  1. Not Cut
 Similar herbs and identification differences:
Death's Piping (Rough Green, bends forwards);
Harrow (Rough Green, bends backwards);
Pitcher Plant (Smooth Green, bends forwards);
Jugwort (Smooth Green, bends backwards)
Number of pipes doesn't matter, can be as low as 2, seen as high as 10.
Pitcher plant
Primula
  1. Not Cut
  2. Not Harvest
Primula
Prisniparni SCRAPE STEM
File:Prisniparni.jpg
Prisniparni
Pulmonaria Opal NOT Remove The Tap Root
Pulmonaria Opal
Purple Tintiri
  1. NOT cut away the outer stem
File:Purple Tintini.jpg
Purple Tintiri

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Herb Name Method (tried/working) Details Picture Stats
Quamash
Quamash

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Herb Name Method (tried/working) Details Picture Stats
Red Pepper Plant
  1. Not Cut
  2. Not Harvest
  3. Not Trim
 Compare with Black Pepper Plant - check stem color
Red Pepper Plant
Revivia
File:Revivia.jpg
Revivia
Rhubarb
  1. Not Cut
Rhubarb
Royal Rosemary

11. Not Squeeze
12. Not Scrape Leaf

Royal Rosemary
Rubia Can be much brighter w/ blue veins
Rubia
Rubydora
Rubydora

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Herb Name Method (tried/working) Details Picture Stats
Sacred Palm Striped, Green
Sacred Palm
Sagar Ghota
  1. Not Cut
 Striped, Blue
Saggar Ghota
Sandalwood See also cardamom
Sandalwood
Sandy Dustweed Cut away the outer stem Confirmed
File:SandyDustweed.jpg
Sandy Dustweed
Satsatchi Harvest the root pith Confirmed Bulb may appear to be much shorter than pictured.
The Off-colored non-green leaves may not show either.
You may only have black leaves with green under them.
Satsatchi
Scaley Hardwood The plant menu has the option to gather wood from it,
and specifies the name of the tree in the title part
File:386px-ScaleyHardWood.jpg
Scaley Hardwood
Schisandra HARVEST
Schisandra
Shrubby Basil
  1. Not Cut
  2. Not Harvest
  3. Not Trim
 red-brown leaves
lighter colour = Lemon Basil
Shrubby Basil
Shrub Sage
  1. NOT Cut away the outer stem
  2. NOT Harvest root pith
  3. NOT trim root fibers

5. Not Peel 12. Not Scrape Leaf

can be smaller than in the picture
Shrub Sage
Shyama NOT Cut Away the Outer Stem leaves are often more distinct and less bushy
File:NewShyama.jpg
Shyama
Shyamalata
  1. Not Cut
  2. Not Harvest
  3. Not Trim
  4. Not Snip

12. Not Scrape Leaf

See: Liquorice
File:Shymalata.png
Shymalata
Sickly Root
Sickly Root
Silvertongue Damia
  1. Not Cut
  2. Not Harvest
  3. Not Trim
  4. Not Snip
  5. Not Peel
Silvertongue Damia
Skirret
  1. NOT cut away the outer stem
  2. NOT Harvest the root pith

12. NOT scrape away the leaf hairs

Darker than Larkspur
File:NewSkirret.png
Skirret
Sky Gladalia
  1. Not Cut

12. Not Scrape Leaf

Sky Gladalia
Soapwort
  1. Not Cut
  2. Not Harvest
  3. Not Trim
  4. Not Snip
Soapwort
Sorrel
  1. not cut away the outer stem
  2. not harvest
  3. not trim
  4. not scrape away the leaf hairs
  5. not peel back the stem base
 off-white leaves
File:NewSorrel.png
Sorrel
Spinach
  1. NOT cut away
  2. Not Harvest
  3. Not Trim
  4. Not Snip
  5. Not Peel
  6. Not Scrape Stem

10. Not pluck
12. Not Scrape Leaf

File:256px-Spinach.png
Spinach
Spinnea CUT
File:518px-Spinnea.jpg
Spinnea
Squill
File:Squill.gif
Squill
Steel Bladegrass TRIM
Steel Bladegrass
Stickler Hedge PEEL Can be slightly larger
Stickler Hedge
Strawberry Tea SCRAPE LEAF Also see Medicago
File:T4strawberrytea.jpg
Strawberry Tea
Strychnos
File:Strychnos.jpg
Strychnos
Sugar Cane Harvest the root pith
File:440px-Sugarcane.png
Sugarcane
Sweetflower
  1. Not Cut
  2. Not Harvest
 Edged. Similar to Pale Ochoa but larger.
File:SweetFlower01.png
Sweetflower
Sweetgrass CRUSH
Sweetgrass
Sweet Groundmaple
  1. Not Cut
SweetGroundMaple
Sweetsop
  1. Not Cut
  2. Not Harvest
  3. Not Trim

12. Not Scrape Leaf

File:SweetSop.png
Sweetsoap

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Herb Name Method (tried/working) Details Picture Stats
Tagetese
  1. Not Cut
  2. Not Harvest
  3. Not Trim

12. Not Scrape Leaf

File:Tagetese.jpg
Tagetese
Tamarask

5.Not Peel Back Stem Base

 Check Orris, Jeweled Dewcup
Tamarask
Tangerine Dream Orange, also check Orange Niali
Tangerine dream
Thunder Plant Do not confuse with Satsatchi -- watch those leaves. (Also see Ipomoea)
Thunder Plant
Thyme Cut Away the Outer Stem Confirmed Also check Wild Lettuce
File:Thyme.jpg
Thyme
 +1 endo
Tiny Clover SCRAPE STEM see also Bluebottle Clover
File:Tiny Clover1.jpg
Tiny Clover
Trilobe
Trilobe
Tristeria
  1. Not Cut
 Royal blue leaves. Azure has lighter leaves. See Mindanao
File:Tristeria.jpg
Tristeria
True Tarragon NOT cut away the outer stem, NOT harvest root pith; NOT Trim root fibres
True Tarragon
Tsangto
  1. NOT cut away outer stem
  2. Not Harvest
  3. Not Trim
Tsangto
Tsatso HARVEST
Tsatso
Turtle's Shell
  1. Not Cut
Turtle's Shell

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Umber Basil NOT Cut away the outer stem See also: Chaffa
Umber Basil
Upright Ochoa
  1. NOT cut away the outer stem

11. Not Squeeze

 Edged
Upright Ochoa

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Vanilla Tea Tree
File:256px-Vanilla Tea Tree.png
Vanilla Tea Tree
Verdant Squill SQUEEZE See: Lythrum
Verdant Squill
 2dex -1end -1foc
Verdant Two-Lobe
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Verdant Two-Lobe

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Wasabi
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Wasabi
Weeping Patala Scrape Leaf Underside of leaves and stem are lilac coloured
Weeping Patala
Whitebelly
  1. Not Cut Away the Outer Stem

12. Not Scrape Leaf

File:Whitebelly.png
Whitebelly
White Pepper Plant
File:Whitepepper.JPG
White Pepper Plant
Wild Garlic

12. Not Scrape Leaf

See Wild Onion
Wild Garlic
Wild Lettuce CUT Confirmed Also check Thyme, Dwarf Wild Lettuce
File:Wild WildLettuce.jpg
Wild Lettuce
Wild Onion
  1. Not Cut
  2. Not Harvest
 See Wild Garlic
Wild Onion
Wild Yam
  1. Not Cut
  2. Not Harvest
Wild Yam
 2con -1foc -1per
Wood Sage
  1. Not Cut
Wood Sage

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Xanat
  1. Not Cut
 (similar to Caraway; can have as many as 9 flowers)
Xanat
Xanosi
  1. NOT Cut away the outer stem
  2. Not Harvest
  3. Not Trim
  4. Not Snip
  5. Not Peel
 See also: Garcinia (different stem color but uses same harvest method)
File:Xanosi-2.png
Xanosi

Y

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Yava NOT Cut Away the Outer Stem, NOT Squeeze out the Sap
File:256px-Yava2.png
Yava
Yellow Gentian
Yellow Gentian
Yellow Tristeria CUT Red-Orange color. See also: Finlow
File:256px-Yellowtristeria.jpg
Yellow Tristeria
Yigory Cut Away Outer Stem Confirmed
Yigory

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Zanthoxylum
  1. Not Cut
  2. Not Harvest
 This sometimes looks like 2 plants but is only 1
File:Zanthoxylum.jpg
Zanthoxylum
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