All 77 Strange Horticulture plants

Every plant in Strange Horticulture, in alphabetical order, with its Latin name and a one-line description. Chasing the identify-all-plants achievement? This is your checklist. To work out an unknown plant from what you can see, use the plant identifier to identify a plant by its traits instead.

Identify-all-plants achievement: this page lists all 77 plant names so you can cross-check what you have found. It does not unlock plants for you or give riddle answers; it is a reference checklist.

• AguriaScyphus spectaculum

  Soft pale-blue flowers shaped like rounded cottony tufts on slim stems.

• AmbrellaSanium rubra

  Dull pink five-petalled flower rising from a striped yellow-green bulb, with long rounded leaves and a sweet strawberry-honey scent.

• Bella NoxCaligo formosus

  Thin straight stems carrying many small four-petalled dark-purple flowers.

• Bishop's ParasolEpiscopus pellebant

  Red mushroom with brighter red nodes on white stalks that ooze a viscous white liquid.

• BrimlockFolium caldarius

  Leafy potted-looking plant with big smooth waxy leaves creased down the middle; small yellow flowers appear in winter.

• BurdumAbula gilvus

  Daisy-like flower with white petals and a yellow centre above strong leathery leaves.

• ButterdaleButyrum dixerat

  Light-purple petals ringing a raised yellow-orange centre, over dark green leaves, with a light buttery scent.

• CaballiaArbutum alacritas

  Soft six-petalled purple flowers with teal centres and pistils, giving a sweet scent.

• CandlewoodLucernum callidonia

  Bright red fuzzy thistle-like flowers on thin stems, with long grass-blade leaves growing from the base.

• Carnivorous TorrenHaustum grandis

  Toothy plant whose upper leaves bear sharp thorn-like teeth; stem shows a pentagonal symmetry.

• CaulderyAcutus major

  Dull deep-blue five-petalled flowers, each with a single yellow anther, on a thin small-leaved stem.

• ClaviliumMarsilea clavis

  Tall blue bloom built from many smaller four-petalled flowers, with heart-shaped leaves.

• Common TrouseSporathus nemesium

  Flowerless plant of sparse green leaves; resembles Brimlock but taller.

• Copper CaledonianAeris agaricum

  Large white mushroom caps dotted with red spots and spores.

• Daisy DockPrimula familiaris

  Pale bluish-purple five-petalled flowers with three stamens, over parsley-shaped leaves.

• Dead Man's FingersDigitatus mortus

  Black finger-like mushrooms that branch upward like small saguaro cacti, resembling a ghostly hand.

• DemmelDemmus splendor

  Light-blue clover-like flowers above dandelion-shaped leaves; bland-smelling, related to thistle.

• Devil's NightcapMors amicus

  Dull red-orange lily with two stamens and lime-edged uneven leaves; soft pine-forest aroma.

• DranthiumMens fortis

  Purple nodes stacked atop a green stem, with thin long leaves that have surprisingly sharp edges.

• ElderphiniumMaior corydalis

  Many purple stamens rising above a brown centre and green petals; strong sweet aroma.

• EmbersoulAnimo ignis

  Teal many-petalled flowers with an orange centre and stem, above jagged leaves.

• EvulumBacusis palustris

  Corn-cob-like growth suspended on a thin straight stem, with many short leaves; pungent smell.

• EyebrightEuphrasia officinalis

  Red petals around a yellow centre, with brightly coloured yellow venomous thorns on the stem.

• Farmer's WorryAgricola timor

  Small red-capped mushrooms with white stems and a spongy texture.

• FeverkissFebris osculum

  Holly-like plant with thin rounded pale leaves and small red berries.

• Fool's MidnightNox fatuus

  Dark, almost black mushroom with red spots and a fleshy underbelly; potent sulphuric smell.

• Forest CamphryCamimum silva

  Dark-blue rounded head of many small six-petalled flowers above a soft yellow bulb and waxy leaves.

• Fox ButtonCamimum vulpes

  Bi-colored white flower ringed by blue petals, with thick shiny leaves in opposing pairs; no detectable scent.

• GandyrootApis demissus

  Greenish-yellow flowers with orange anthers above coarse leaves.

• Gilded DendraMaurisca obitus

  Droopy dark-blue flowers with two stamens on curvy stems; petals soft and feathery.

• GlowhornLux agaricum

  Long lime-green mushrooms that give off a soft glow.

• Grey SandfireSabulum canus

  Grey plant with tough outer bark and flame-like tendrils giving a smoky scent.

• Harlequin BlueScurra caerulea

  Fuzzy sky-blue flowers that hang downward; light airy scent.

• HaverageCumatilis amor

  Many small light-blue bluebell-like flowers lining the stems; overpowering sickly-sweet scent.

• HenchuckMaculosus rentinentia

  Firm turquoise bulb with blue-grey stems carrying odourless orange fruits.

• HopheartCora ingens

  Indigo four-petalled flowers with stiff leaves growing in opposite pairs.

• Jacob's WorthDignitas iacobii

  Yellow horn-shaped flowers with two stamens set within black leaflets that seem to move on their own.

• Lady of SummerCometessa aestavium

  A single droopy dark-blue flower with two yellow stamens on an orange stem, with curled leaves.

• LarkshineLucurus halcyonus

  Plant with spines and a large inverted yellow parsnip-shaped growth on top, holding kidney-shaped seeds in spiny pods.

• Lemon DandyCitrum crispus

  Fuzzy teal flowers over curly green leaves resembling peeled lemon rind.

• Lesser MerrydockCachinnus parvum

  Resembles Forest Camphry but with yellow florets; very strong slightly aniseed aroma.

• Lisle of NeptuneBoletus veritum

  Four-petalled cyan flower with an elongated white centre, on long rigid thin leaves.

• LiverstoneLapis rigidum

  Dark pointed red-orange mushroom caps on white stalks; imposing look.

• Long VerecundHumilus proceria

  Purple nodes piled high on a stem with sparse opposite-growing leaves; blooms shift purple to pink, delicate scent.

• Maiden's SorrowDoloris spinatum

  A single pink flower that hangs downward, with soft leaves and dark-brown thorns; pleasant scent.

• Mary's BreathCelatum regiis

  Cattail-like spikes rising from large curled, veiny, waxy leaves.

• MeakdewMollis fidem

  Tall red flower built from many smaller four-petalled flowers, with small delicate leaves.

• Mellow-GlowCincinnus maturus

  Turquoise petals around a yellow centre on a thick stalk bearing dark-orange hooked thorns.

• Mountain AstoryAlpinum gracilis

  Very wide orange flower with a gaping cup-like centre; musty old-book smell.

• NorwoodXanthodermus strictus

  Purple vase-shaped flower with yellow spots and a yellow inner, on long leaves.

• PallianceCaelum decoris

  Pale-blue five-petalled flower with two long stamens, above many short leaves; fresh pleasant aroma.

• PennybellPrimis regii

  Potato-coloured bell flowers with large protruding elongated yellow centres, over heart-shaped leaves.

• PhennetAcutus minor

  Pale-yellow six-petalled flowers with quite soft leaves.

• PoliscusBrevifolia tholi

  Yellow four-petalled flowers hanging downward with a protruding elongated yellow centre; very delicate petals that fall easily.

• PrittleAculeatus furibundum

  Five-petalled purple flowers with a gentle scent, over parsley-shaped leaves.

• Red AbonyOccultus grandis

  Large blue flower covered in lighter-blue spots, with an odd protrusion.

• RenIpsam flavus

  Dull green plant with long leaves and a tiered bumpy stalk; no flower, leaves blacken near poison.

• Royal GentiaCaesarii rosea

  Pink flowers with two large kidney-shaped, lipstick-mark-like petals.

• SheepsnapOvium viridi

  Vibrant green baubles (seed pods) with a hard hollow-sounding outer shell.

• ShimmerlungAnimatus lumensis

  Clustered blue coral-like nodes wrapped in a stiff, ribbed leaf; pleasing scent.

• Solomon's SceptreVargamus infernum

  Tiny blue three-petalled flowers running up a green stem; alluring sweet smell.

• Sour BandyAcerbus varus

  Large white petal wrapped around a big stamen, edged and spotted with purple; smooth soft leaves; acerbic odour.

• Spring WaxcapJuvenis agaricum

  Dull salmon-reddish waxy mushroom caps on thin white stalks.

• St. John's PoppyPapaver vallemedy

  Simple bright-red five-petalled flowers with a yellow centre; sweet scent.

• StorianInteritus dulcis

  Red stalk with clusters of dark red, almost black fruits and flat leaves; stem shows a distinctive triple xylem.

• Sunset MountcapSolis occasum

  Cluster of domed mushroom caps that draw flies; smells strongly of soured milk.

• SwiftsnareLaculis maxima

  A flowerless tangle of vines with small heart-shaped leaves that moves quickly for a plant.

• ThumBacusis pusillium

  Dark-blue five-petalled flowers with orange honey-coloured centres; smells of sweet rhubarb.

• TrimblehuffCaritas pratensis

  Several blue yew-like cup flowers pointing downward.

• Twilight LepiotaCrepusculum lepiota

  Pale-purple five-petalled flowers with an orange stripe in the centre; rather unpleasant scent.

• Wandering BueBulium vagus

  White mushroom caps with small red spores and sharp undersides; drifts slowly in the dark.

• Weeping BelleAurum nixus

  Red four-petalled flowers that hang downward, with soft grilled leaves.

• Widow's WoeMetus formidilosus

  Dark-red bluebell-shaped four-petalled flowers around a large protruding yellow centre, on long thin leaves; damp smell.

• Wild ColeHispid viburnum

  Bamboo-like thin leaves carrying small purple-red berries.

• WinterboreAloe caeruleum

  Pale grey-blue flowers with an orange centre and a large yellow pistil, on rubbery leaves.

• Witch PhyggStriga tenuis

  Long willowy yellow-green leaves bearing small yellow berries.

• WorrylessLavanus nana

  Cream-coloured two-petalled flowers with bumpy yellow centres; wonderful smell.