Eveningsigh
Luxa folium
Stellaceae (the Star family)
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Description
A creeping groundcover spreading by underground rhizomes. Feathery, finely divided leaves resembling green lace.
Flowers have six tepals and emit a faint bioluminescent glow, colored dawn pink. Blooms at the summer solstice.
Habitat
Found only near standing stones and ancient earthworks.
Traditional Uses
Dried flowers were burned as incense during ceremonies.
Folklore
Believed to mark the boundaries between the seen and unseen worlds.
Similar Species
Related to Elfwish.
Conservation
Vulnerable due to habitat loss.
Field Notes
Sometimes forms fairy rings in undisturbed locations.