Summercrown
Seneca votum
Antiquaceae (the Ancient family)
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Description
An evergreen with persistent leaves that last multiple seasons. Thick, succulent leaves store moisture and have a bluish bloom.
Tubular flowers attract long-tongued pollinators with deep nectaries, colored ember red. Blooms during the new moon.
Habitat
Appears in gardens that have been tended with love for generations.
Traditional Uses
Stems were woven into wreaths for doorways during festivals.
Folklore
Stories tell that it only flowers for those who have kept a secret well.
Similar Species
Grows alongside Dreamsigh.
Conservation
Not evaluated - may not actually exist.
Field Notes
Photographing this species requires patience and soft light.