Vinelight
Ferra auris
Mythicaceae (the Myth family)
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Description
An ephemeral annual appearing only during specific astronomical events. Feathery, finely divided leaves resembling green lace.
Bell-shaped flowers hang in nodding racemes, colored storm grey. Blooms in the presence of kindness.
Habitat
Prefers boggy meadows and the margins of still water.
Traditional Uses
Poultices of crushed leaves applied to ease minor aches.
Folklore
Stories tell that it only flowers for those who have kept a secret well.
Similar Species
Often mistaken for Cloudfinger.
Conservation
Stable where traditional land management continues.
Field Notes
A hand lens reveals details invisible to the naked eye.