Stonevine
Magia somnium
Crystallaceae (the Crystal family)
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Description
A low-growing perennial forming dense mats in shaded areas. Compound pinnate leaves with 7-13 leaflets arranged alternately.
Fragrant flowers release their scent only under specific conditions, colored storm grey. Blooms at the summer solstice.
Habitat
Thrives in coastal dunes and salt-spray zones.
Traditional Uses
Stems were woven into wreaths for doorways during festivals.
Folklore
Its presence was thought to indicate pure water nearby.
Similar Species
Often mistaken for Vinefern.
Conservation
Not evaluated - may not actually exist.
Field Notes
Look for characteristic growth pattern on north-facing surfaces.