A fun game you'll like to play (I hope)

[Bluemanticore]

I've played this game many times with my cousins and thought it might be fun to try in here. We call it "Tail to Head."
First you choose a theme, say "Animals."
Next, one person says a word, like "Frog" and then the next person has to say a word that begins with the last letter of the previous word, which in this case is G, so they might say "Goat." The next person then has T, so "Turtle" which might lead the next person to "Eel" and so on. Got the idea?

I think it would be neat to see how long we can keep this going. Also, let's see how far we can get without having to repeat a previously used word, but repeats will be legal if necesary, just to keep the game going.

Since this is Crystals and Herbs, the words we will use have to either be a Crystal or an Herb.

For example:
Person 1 says: ThymE
Person 2 says: EmeralD
Person 3 says: DiamonD
Person 4 says: DandelioN
and so on.

And since so many minerals seem to end in E, I have decided to add the rule that if the last letter(s) of the previous word is/are vowel(s), you have permission to use the consonants that proceed them instead, if you want.

For example:
SodaliTE can lead to either Emerald or Topaz
ChrysocolLA can lead to Amethyst or Lapis Lazuli
EchinaCEA can lead to Amber, Elder, or Coconut

Also folknames and scientific names are allowed as well as common names. Using the scientific name or folk name of an already used common name will not be counted as repeating, and vice versa.

For example:
The folk names of Turquoise: Fayruz, Turkey Stone, Turkish Stone, Thyites, Venus Stone, and Horseman's Talisman can all be used.
Or
The folk names of Lily of the Valley: Convallaria, Jacob's Ladder, Ladder to Heaven, Lily Constancy, Male Lily, May Lily, and Our Lady's Tears are all acceptable as well as the scientific name Convallaria magalis.

Just include the common name with your folkname or scientific name so we know what you are talking about, ok?

To start, I'll begin with GolD

Have fun,
BlueManticore

P.S. Check Page 28 for an updated listed by Hedgecub of words already used.

[hedgecub]

DumortieritE

[lunalafey]

Originally posted by hedgecub
DumortieritE

EhinachiA

[eastarot]

amethysT

[ncefafn]

TopaZ

[Bluemanticore]

ZinC

[BlueLotus]

Chamomile

[lionette]

Emerald

[Ruby7]

Demantoid garneT

Ruby7

[ncefafn]

TarragoN

[_N_]

Nettles

[Kyrielle]

Sodalite.

[_N_]

Eudialyte

[CreativeFire]

Eucalyptus

[ncefafn]

SaffroN

[_N_]

Narcissis

[lunalafey]

SagE

[CreativeFire]

EpidotE

CreativeFire

[hedgecub]

EphedrA

(had to dig into my herbals for that one :D )

[Ruby7]

AndalusitE

Ruby7

[BlueLotus]

Euphrasia

[cheekyminx]

E???

echsholziA

(its a sedative)

[Bluemanticore]

AmbeR

(and a new rule, if the last letter of the previous word is a vowel, you have permission to use the second to last letter instead, if you want.
For example:

SodaliTE can lead to either Emerald or Topaz
ChrysocolLA can lead to Amethyst or Lapis Lazuli)

[ncefafn]

RubY

[Bluemanticore]

YarroW

[hedgecub]

WilloW

[lunakasha]

WormwooD

[lunakasha]

DolomitE

[miss_apples]

EucalyptuS

[Moonbow]

SelenitE

[hedgecub]

ElfworT

[Moonbow]

ThymuS

[Bluemanticore]

SarD

[Suriel]

Diamond..

[Ruby7]

DiopsidE

Ruby7

[hedgecub]

EyebrighT

[BlueLotus]

Tigers Eye

[Moonbow]

EchinaceA

[sirona86]

AmbeR

[cheekyminx]

Rose quartZ

(gee, didn't even have to think about that one)

[hedgecub]

ZircoN

(BTW, Echinicea, Amber, and Eucalyptus have all been used twice now.)

[Ruby7]

NephritE

Ruby7

[hedgecub]

*takes advantage of the new rule about vowels*

ToadflaX

[BlueLotus]

xalostocite

Xalostocite is a pink grossular garnet that is found in a matrix of white marble

[Bluemanticore]

TourmaliNE

[hedgecub]

NutmeG

[Bluemanticore]

GypsuM

[lunalafey]

miCA......

[Bluemanticore]

ArseniC ;)

[Ruby7]

ChrysoberyL

Ruby7

[hedgecub]

Lapis lazuLI

[Bluemanticore]

LepidoliTE

[Ruby7]

Tsavorite garneT

Ruby7

[_N_]

Topaz

[Bluemanticore]

Zebra AgaTE

[_N_]

Eagle Eye Agate

[Bluemanticore]

TiN

[lunalafey]

NiobiuM

[Ruby7]

MarjoraM

Ruby7

[BlueLotus]

Ma HaunG

[ncefafn]

GinsenG

[BlueLotus]

GarneT

[Ruby7]

TurquoiSe

(microcrystalline)

Ruby7

[Bluemanticore]

SandalwooD

[lionette]

Digitalis

[Moonbow]

SugilitE

[Bluemanticore]

ThunderegG

(another name for Geodes)

[BlueLotus]

GingeR

[Ruby7]

RaspberryspaR (another name for Rhodochrosite)

Ruby7

[ncefafn]

RosemarY

[lionette]

Ylang ylang

(hope that counts!)

Wait! Just thought of a legit one:

YarroW

[Bluemanticore]

Watermelon TourmaliNE

[_N_]

nephriTE (jade)

[Ruby7]

TanzaniTe

Ruby7

[_N_]

Elecampagne rooT

[hedgecub]

TitaniuM

(it's a mineral! honest! ;) )

[_N_]

MandraKE

[ncefafn]

EmeralD

[BlueLotus]

DilL

[miss_apples]

LabradoritE

[hedgecub]

Tiger EYE

[BlueLotus]

Yellow JaspeR

[_N_]

Red CloveR

[Bluemanticore]

RubelliTE

(A.K.A. Red Tourmaline)

[Ruby7]

EuclaSE

Ruby7

[TemperanceAngel]

EldeR
XTAX

[BlueLotus]

RhubarB

[hedgecub]

BergamoT

[sirona86]

topaz

[BlueLotus]

ZoisitE

[Bluemanticore]

TuliP

[TemperanceAngel]

PearL

[hedgecub]

LabradoriTE

[Bluemanticore]

TamarisK

[BlueLotus]

KelP

[sirona86]

peridot

[Lightbringer]

TektitE

[Bluemanticore]

ToadstooL

[hedgecub]

LavendeR

[Moonbow]

Red coraL

(trying to find one without an E on the end..)

[Bluemanticore]

LotuS

[BlueLotus]

SaffloweR

[hedgecub]

RhododendroN

[Bluemanticore]

NutmeG

[hedgecub]

Green AventuriNE

[BlueLotus]

NovaculiTE

[diane drizzy]

Teazle,common

[DeLani]

ElecampanE

[BlueLotus]

Elder-berrY

[cheekyminx]

Yoga? lol

Something that starts with "Y"?
Yellow quartZ?

[Bluemanticore]

Since Zinc and Zircon have already been used, I'm gonna go with:

Zea MayS A.K.A. Corn :)

[Moonbow]

SpineL

[diane drizzy]

Lodestone.

[hedgecub]

I've accidentally posted repeats a few times now, so in an attempt to stop me doing that, and as a resource for this thread, here are all the herbs and minerals posted so far:

Amber (x2)
Amethyst
Andalusite
Arsenic

Bergamot

Chamomile
Chrysoberyl

Demantoid Garnet
Diamond
Digitalis
Dill
Diopside
Dolomite
Dumortierite

Eagle Eye Agate
Echinicea (x2)
Echsholzia
Elder
Elderberry
Elecampane
Elecampane Root
Elfwort
Emerald (x2)

Ephedra
Epidote
Eucalyptus (x2)
Euclase
Eudialyte
Euphrasia
Eyebright

Garnet
Ginger
Ginseng
Gold
Gypsum

Kelp

Labradorite (x2)
Lapis Lazuli
Lavender
Lepidolite
Lodestone
Lotus

Ma Huang
Mandrake
Marjoram
Mica

Narcissis
Nephrite (x2)
Nettles
Niobium
Nutmeg (x2)

Pearl
Peridot

Raspberryspar
Red Clover
Red Coral
Rhododendron
Rhubarb
Rose Quartz
Rosemary
Rubellite
Ruby

Safflower
Saffron
Sage
Sandalwood
Sard
Selenite
Sodalite
Spinel
Sugulite

Tamarisk
Tanzanite
Tarragon
Teazle, common
Tektite
Thunderegg
Thymus
Tiger's Eye
Tin
Titanium

Toadflax
Toadstool
Topaz (x3)
Tourmaline
Tsavorite Garnet
Tulip
Turquoise

Watermelon Tourmaline
Willow
Wormwood

Xalastocite

Yarrow (x2)
Yellow Jasper
Yellow Quartz
Ylang Ylang

Zea Mays
Zebra Agate
Zinc
Zircon
Zoisite

[BlueLotus]

Good job hedgecub. Thank you

European AldeR

[Moonbow]

RhodonitE


nice one little cub!

[diane drizzy]

Eilat stone

[Bluemanticore]

Wow Hedgecub, very nice! Thanks :)

Looking at this list, with all its Ts, from the many minerals that end in -ite, I have decided to add another rule that I hope will help broaden things.

Folknames and scientific names are allowed as well as common names. Using the scientific name or folk name of an already used common name will not be counted as repeating.

For example:
The folk names of Turquoise: Fayruz, Turkey Stone, Turkish Stone, Thyites, Venus Stone, and Horseman's Talisman can all be used.
Or
The folk names of Lily of the Valley: Convallaria, Jacob's Ladder, Ladder to Heaven, Lily Constancy, Male Lily, May Lily, and Our Lady's Tears are all acceptable as well as the scientific name Convallaria magalis.

Just include the common name with your folkname or scientific name so we know what you are talking about, ok? ;)

Now, to continue the game:

NightshaDE
(folkname of Belladonna)

[BlueLotus]

DamiaNA

[hedgecub]

NasturtiuM

[Ruby7]

MoonstoNe

Thanks Hedgecub! I hadn't posted here the last couple of days because I was too lazy to read through all the posts and check and I didn't want to be a repeater. You have been a busy wee cub!

Ruby7

[Bluemanticore]

NelKA
(folkname of Carnation)

[BlueLotus]

Korean GinsenG

[Bluemanticore]

GroundseL

[hedgecub]

LarkspuR

[BlueLotus]

Also known as Black Cohosh

RattleweeD

[Ruby7]

Drusey QuartZ

Ruby7

[hedgecub]

ZauberwurzeL

(also known as Mandrake ;) )

[Bluemanticore]

Lion's Tooth
(folkname for Dandelion)

[hedgecub]

HaematiTE

[Moonbow]

Tea TreE (hope this counts)

[Bluemanticore]

English CowsliP
(Folkname for Primrose)

[Ruby7]

PadparadschaH (pinkish orange sapphire)

Ruby7

[BlueLotus]

Also known as Marijuana and Grass among others:

HashisH

[hedgecub]

HyssoP

[Bluemanticore]

Prickly BrooM
(folkname for Gorse)

[hedgecub]

MandariN

As an essential oil, mandarin is excellent for people suffering from anxiety and depression. It also smells very nice :)

[Bluemanticore]

NeckweeDE
(folkname for Hemp)

[Moonbow]

DandelioN

[TemperanceAngel]

NutmeG
(apparently if smoked has a hallucingenic effect...lol...)

[BlueLotus]

GalenA -- ( tumbled gemstone )

[lunalafey]

"GalenA"


AlexandriTE

and

FYI-
Originally posted by Feebie
Also known as Marijuana and Grass among others:

HashisH

technically- that is a substance that comes from such herb, not the herb itself.

Arsnic is a chemical compound found in apple seeds- not quite an herb either

[Bluemanticore]

Thor's HaT
(folkname for Wolf's Bane)

[BlueLotus]

Originally posted by lunalafey

technically- that is a substance that comes from such herb, not the herb itself.

Arsnic is a chemical compound found in apple seeds- not quite an herb either

According to the Encyclopaedia of the Orient,
-Hashish is made from a resin secreted by flowering tops of female plants. The resin is dried, and collected up as lumps. If it is fresh it is green, but it soon becomes brown. The colour is however of little importance to its quality.

TurmeriC

[Bluemanticore]

ChrysanthemuM

[Moonbow]

MotherworT

[Bluemanticore]

Taxus baccaTA
(scientific name for Yew. And for me, my 250th post! :) )

[lunalafey]

Originally posted by Feebie
According to the Encyclopaedia of the Orient,
-Hashish is made from a resin secreted by flowering tops of female plants. The resin is dried, and collected up as lumps. If it is fresh it is green, but it soon becomes brown. The colour is however of little importance to its quality.


yup- I know this. It is the resin, or sap of the plant....
not trying to unseat "hashish" by no means, just want others to be aware of the difference...

gosh- another A-

AmazoniTE

[Bluemanticore]

Luna, you could go with the T instead if you want. If the last letter of the previous word is a vowel, you have permission to use the second to last letter instead.

ThimbleberrY
(folkname for Blackberry)

[BlueLotus]

YawrooT

Other names: Queen's delight/Queen's-root Stillingia sylvatica and Silverleaf.

[Moonbow]

TurmeriC

[lunalafey]

Originally posted by Bluemanticore
Luna, you could go with the T instead if you want.
yup- I know-- but it was funny- I could not decide between Amazonite or Alexanderite for the first A-- could-not, for the life of me come up with an unused T - LOL - I have one now, but don't need it- looking for a 'C'

CarnieliaN

[deedlit420]

ummm.... nutmeg?

[Bluemanticore]

Gug
(Ancient Assyrian folkname for Jasper)

[BlueLotus]

(Also known as Lobelia,asthma weed, and Indian-tobacco among other names.)

GagrooT

[kryztyna]

Toloache

An hallucinogen used by Mexican Indians

[hedgecub]

Here's the updated list of herbs and crystals mentioned so far:

Amber (x2)
Alexandrite
Amazonite
Amethyst
Andalusite
Arsenic

Bergamot

Carnelian
Chamomile
Chrysanthemum
Chrysoberyl

Damiana
Dandelion
Demantoid Garnet
Diamond
Digitalis
Dill
Diopside
Dolomite
Drusey Quartz
Dumortierite

Eagle Eye Agate
Echinicea (x2)
Echsholzia
Eilat Stone
Elder
Elderberry
Elecampane
Elecampane Root
Elfwort
Emerald (x2)

English Cowslip
Ephedra
Epidote
Eucalyptus (x2)
Euclase
Eudialyte
Euphrasia
European Alder
Eyebright

Gagroot
Galena
Garnet
Ginger
Ginseng
Gold
Groundsel
Gug
Gypsum

Haematite
Hashish
Hyssop

Kelp
Korean Ginseng

Labradorite (x2)
Lapis Lazuli
Larkspur
Lavender
Lepidolite
Lion's Tooth
Lodestone
Lotus

Ma Huang
Mandarin
Mandrake
Marjoram
Mica
Moonstone
Motherwort

Narcissis
Nasturtium
Neckweede
Nelka
Nephrite (x2)
Nettles
Nightshade
Niobium
Nutmeg (x4)

Padparadschah
Pearl
Peridot
Prickly Broom

Raspberryspar
Rattleweed
Red Clover
Red Coral
Rhododendron
Rhodonite
Rhubarb
Rose Quartz
Rosemary
Rubellite
Ruby

Safflower
Saffron
Sage
Sandalwood
Sard
Selenite
Sodalite
Spinel
Sugulite

Tamarisk
Tanzanite
Tarragon
Taxus Baccata
Tea Tree
Teazle, common
Tektite
Thimbleberry
Thor's Hat
Thunderegg
Thymus
Tiger's Eye
Tin
Titanium

Toadflax
Toadstool
Toloache
Topaz (x3)
Tourmaline
Tsavorite Garnet
Tulip
Turmeric (x2)
Turquoise

Watermelon Tourmaline
Willow
Wormwood

Xalastocite

Yarrow (x2)
Yawroot
Yellow Jasper
Yellow Quartz
Ylang Ylang

Zauberwurzel
Zea Mays
Zebra Agate
Zinc
Zircon
Zoisite

[Bluemanticore]

Hedgecub, you're amazing! :) Thanks.

HeliotroPE

[hedgecub]

*salutes with a little paw* I try my best :)

PeppeR

[Jewel-ry]

RhodochrositE

:)

[kryztyna]

TribuluS

Diuretic herb, aphrodisiac and used as an alternative to anabolic steroids.

[hedgecub]

St. John's WorT

An herb with many properties, it is currently popular in pill form as an herbal remedy for mild depression. It should be avoided by anyone taking any other antidepressants as they can interact.

[kryztyna]

Toronjil moradO

aka Mexican hyssop used as an aid to digestion and is popular for weight control.

and a little pawshake for hedgecub :)

[Moonbow]

Yay! ... an O

OreganO

[hedgecub]

Another O!

OpaL :)

[Bluemanticore]

Lapis LinguiS

(folkname for Azurite)

P.S. Let's see if we can get some names that end in F, I, J, Q, U, or V. I don't know if any exist, but we don't have any beginning with those yet. :)

[Moonbow]

SnakerooT

[Bluemanticore]

Thanks Moonbow, you just gave me opportunity for an I!

TI
(a.k.a. Cordyline Terminalis)

[Moonbow]

hmmm... tricky tricky...... I had to look this one up

Illicium VeruM

(It's Star Anise)

[hedgecub]

MarshmalloW

According to Paul Beyerl's A Compendium of Herbal Magick, you can make a lubricant from the root of this plant that's suitable for use in the Great Rite... Not for use with condoms, I'd guess. ;)

[Bluemanticore]

Wolf's BaNE

(a.k.a. Aconite and Monk's Hood)

[kryztyna]

noNI

Indian Mulberry - used as a pain killer, sedative or as an anti-hypertensive.

[Bluemanticore]

IndicoliTE
(a.k.a. Blue Tourmaline)

[kryztyna]

ephedRA

Mormon tea

[Bluemanticore]

RUE

(Can anyone make use of the U instead of the easy E? ;) )

[kryztyna]

umckaloaBO

South African herb (wild geranium) used by traditional healers for TB.

[Bluemanticore]

OnyX

[kryztyna]

xonotliTE

[Bluemanticore]

ThunderstoNE

(folkname for Flint)

[Moonbow]

NerolI

[Bluemanticore]

IroN

[Moonbow]

You have a choice here, this is spelt two different ways

NonI

Or

NonU :D

[kryztyna]

noni has been used so I will go with nonU

uranophaNE

[hedgecub]

Nepeta catarIA

(the scientific name for Catnip - *prr* ^_^)

[kryztyna]

rauwolFIA

Indian plant used for its hypnotic and sedative properties.


zzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzZZZZZZZ

[hedgecub]

Ooh, an F!

FenugreeK

According to Lavender and Franklin's Herb Craft, fenugreek was used by harem women in north Africa and the Middle East to increase their breast size.

*ponders*
*starts taking fenugreek infusions nightly* ;)

[Moonbow]

KyaniTE

[kryztyna]

tabaK

the Afrikaans word for tobacco.

[Bluemanticore]

KinnickkinnicK

(Red willow bark, smoked during Sioux rituals.)

[kryztyna]

kudZU
Chinese, used to treat alcoholism.

[Bluemanticore]

UnakiTE

(a.k.a. Epidote)

[kryztyna]

trefoiL

[hedgecub]

LoosetriFE

[Bluemanticore]

FayruZ

(Arabic for Turquoise, means"Lucky Stone")

[hedgecub]

Zebra MarbLE

[hedgecub]

Here's the updated list of herbs and crystals mentioned so far:

Amber (x2)
Alexandrite
Amazonite
Amethyst
Andalusite
Arsenic

Bergamot

Carnelian
Chamomile
Chrysanthemum
Chrysoberyl

Damiana
Dandelion
Demantoid Garnet
Diamond
Digitalis
Dill
Diopside
Dolomite
Drusey Quartz
Dumortierite

Eagle Eye Agate
Echinicea (x2)
Echsholzia
Eilat Stone
Elder
Elderberry
Elecampane
Elecampane Root
Elfwort
Emerald (x2)

English Cowslip
Ephedra (x2)
Epidote
Eucalyptus (x2)
Euclase
Eudialyte
Euphrasia
European Alder
Eyebright

Fayruz
Fenugreek

Gagroot
Galena
Garnet
Ginger
Ginseng
Gold
Groundsel
Gug
Gypsum

Haematite
Hashish
Heliotrope
Hyssop

Illicium verum
Indicolite
Iron

Kelp
Kinnickkinnick
Korean Ginseng
Kudzu
Kyanite

Labradorite (x2)
Lapis Lazuli
Lapis Linguis
Larkspur
Lavender
Lepidolite
Lion's Tooth
Lodestone
Loosetrife
Lotus

Ma Huang
Mandarin
Mandrake
Marjoram
Marshmallow
Mica
Moonstone
Motherwort

Narcissis
Nasturtium
Neckweede
Nelka
Nepeta cataria
Nephrite (x2)
Neroli
Nettles
Nightshade
Niobium
Noni
Nonu
Nutmeg (x4)

Onyx
Opal
Oregano

Padparadschah
Pearl
Pepper
Peridot
Prickly Broom

Raspberryspar
Rattleweed
Rauwolfia
Red Clover
Red Coral
Rhodochrosite
Rhododendron
Rhodonite
Rhubarb
Rose Quartz
Rosemary
Rubellite
Ruby
Rue

Safflower
Saffron
Sage
St. John's Wort
Sandalwood
Sard
Selenite
Snakeroot
Sodalite
Spinel
Sugulite

Tabak
Tamarisk
Tanzanite
Tarragon
Taxus baccata
Tea Tree
Teazle, common
Tektite
Thimbleberry
Thor's Hat
Thunderegg
Thunderstone
Thymus
Ti
Tiger's Eye
Tin
Titanium

Toadflax
Toadstool
Toloache
Topaz (x3)
Toronjil Morado
Tourmaline
Trefoil
Tribulus
Tsavorite Garnet
Tulip
Turmeric (x2)
Turquoise

Umckaloabo
Unakite
Uranophane

Watermelon Tourmaline
Willow
Wolf's Bane
Wormwood

Xalastocite
Xonotlite

Yarrow (x2)
Yawroot
Yellow Jasper
Yellow Quartz
Ylang Ylang

Zauberwurzel
Zea mays
Zebra Agate
Zebra Marble
Zinc
Zircon
Zoisite


Letters never used: J, Q, V

Letters rarely used: A, B, C, F, H, I, K, O, P, U, W, X, Y

[kryztyna]

lespedeZA

bush clover

[Bluemanticore]

Avena satiVA

Scientific name for Oats.

And a V too! :)

[hedgecub]

Vanilla LeaF
also known as Deerstongue

[Moonbow]

FenneL

Edited as I posted at the same time as the little cub

[kryztyna]

lamb's quarterS
used as a spinach

[Bluemanticore]

SassafraS

[kryztyna]

smilaX

aka sarsaparilla

another X :)

[hedgecub]

Eek, an X! :eek: *scampers to google* Aha!

Xenotime-Y

Xenotime-Y is the name for yttrium phosphate which is a mineral that serves as a source of the element yttrium

And now a Y :)

[Bluemanticore]

YeW

(Okay, so we had the X, the Y, then the W. Just a little out of order. :D Is anyone able to find a W that ends in Z? ;) )

[hedgecub]

I can't seem to find a Z ending, but I can help with another under-appreciated letter:

WahOO
(scientific name Euonymus atropurpuraea)

[Bluemanticore]

That O let's me supply another V.

Oryza satiVA

(scientific name for Rice)

[hedgecub]

Ooh, I found a way to get another I :D

Valeriana wallichII

scientific name for Indian Valerian, useful as a sedative, but dangerous in large amounts

[Bluemanticore]

And that gives me the Z I wanted. :)

Inula conyZA

Scientific name for Spikenard

And that gives us a recent order of X, Y, W, O, V, I, Z. lol

[kryztyna]

:)

and another y!

appetite cats eYE

[Bluemanticore]

Which allows another letter we haven't had much of, B!

YohimBE

[Moonbow]

Darn... it happened to me again... I've had to change my post ...

BoraGE :D

[kryztyna]

guaVA

V :)

[hedgecub]

Vitex negundo, scientific name for Chaste Tree.

*provides an O*

[Bluemanticore]

Aw heck, why not another V? :)

OliVE

[kryztyna]

viteX

an X now :)

[hedgecub]

Xenotime-Yb :D

So named for its composition and its relationship with Xenotime-Y (which is yttrium phosphate), Xenotime-Yb is the name for the compound ytterbium phosphate. The element ytterbium was named for the town of Ytterby, Sweden, as was the element yttrium.

[Bluemanticore]

BamboO, another O. ;)

[BlueLotus]

OaK

(Quercus alba)

[hedgecub]

KiF

another name for hemp

[Moonbow]

f...f......f..... FrankincenSE :D

[kryztyna]

steVIA

herbal sugar subsitute

[Bluemanticore]

Indian Paint BrusH

[kryztyna]

houndstonGUE

[Bluemanticore]

GarliC

[hedgecub]

CubeB

[BlueLotus]

BasiL

[kryztyna]

lufFA

Chinese Vegetable. Dried gourds used as a loofah

[hedgecub]

Artemis herB

a folk name for mugwort

[kryztyna]

ban XIA

tuber used for respiratory ailments (Chinese Traditional Medicines)

[Bluemanticore]

AsafoetiDA

[BlueLotus]

Acorus calamuS - Calamus

(Sweet Flag)- remedy for some digestive disorders and colic

[hedgecub]

St. Patrick's LeaF

a folk name for plantain that conveniently provides an F ;)

[hedgecub]

Here's the updated list of herbs and crystals mentioned so far:

Acorus calamus
Amber (x2)
Alexandrite
Amazonite
Amethyst
Andalusite
Apatite Cat's Eye
Arsenic
Artemis Herb
Asafoetida
Avena sativa

Bamboo
Ban Xia
Basil
Bergamot
Borage

Carnelian
Chamomile
Chrysanthemum
Chrysoberyl
Cubeb

Damiana
Dandelion
Demantoid Garnet
Diamond
Digitalis
Dill
Diopside
Dolomite
Drusey Quartz
Dumortierite

Eagle Eye Agate
Echinicea (x2)
Echsholzia
Eilat Stone
Elder
Elderberry
Elecampane
Elecampane Root
Elfwort
Emerald (x2)
English Cowslip
Ephedra (x2)
Epidote
Eucalyptus (x2)
Euclase
Eudialyte
Euphrasia
European Alder
Eyebright

Fayruz
Fennel
Fenugreek
Frankincense

Gagroot
Galena
Garlic
Garnet
Ginger
Ginseng
Gold
Groundsel
Guava
Gug
Gypsum

Haematite
Hashish
Heliotrope
Houndstongue
Hyssop

Illicium verum
Indian Paint Brush
Indicolite
Inula conyza
Iron

Kelp
Kif
Kinnickkinnick
Korean Ginseng
Kudzu
Kyanite

Labradorite (x2)
Lamb's Quarters
Lapis Lazuli
Lapis Linguis
Larkspur
Lavender
Lepidolite
Lespedeza
Lion's Tooth
Lodestone
Loosetrife
Lotus
Luffa

Ma Huang
Mandarin
Mandrake
Marjoram
Marshmallow
Mica
Moonstone
Motherwort

Narcissis
Nasturtium
Neckweede
Nelka
Nepeta cataria
Nephrite (x2)
Neroli
Nettles
Nightshade
Niobium
Noni
Nonu
Nutmeg (x4)

Oak
Olive
Onyx
Opal
Oregano
Oryza sativa

Padparadschah
Pearl
Pepper
Peridot
Prickly Broom

Raspberryspar
Rattleweed
Rauwolfia
Red Clover
Red Coral
Rhodochrosite
Rhododendron
Rhodonite
Rhubarb
Rose Quartz
Rosemary
Rubellite
Ruby
Rue

Safflower
Saffron
Sage
St. John's Wort
St. Patrick's Leaf
Sandalwood
Sard
Sassafras
Selenite
Smilax
Snakeroot
Sodalite
Spinel
Stevia
Sugulite

Tabak
Tamarisk
Tanzanite
Tarragon
Taxus baccata
Tea Tree
Teazle, common
Tektite
Thimbleberry
Thor's Hat
Thunderegg
Thunderstone
Thymus
Ti
Tiger's Eye
Tin
Titanium
Toadflax
Toadstool
Toloache
Topaz (x3)
Toronjil Morado
Tourmaline
Trefoil
Tribulus
Tsavorite Garnet
Tulip
Turmeric (x2)
Turquoise

Umckaloabo
Unakite
Uranophane

Valeriana wallichii
Vanilla Leaf
Vitex
Vitex negundo

Wahoo
Watermelon Tourmaline
Willow
Wolf's Bane
Wormwood

Xalastocite
Xenotime-Y
Xenotime-Yb
Xonotlite

Yarrow (x2)
Yawroot
Yellow Jasper
Yellow Quartz
Yohimbe
Ylang Ylang

Zauberwurzel
Zea mays
Zebra Agate
Zebra Marble
Zinc
Zircon
Zoisite


Letters never used: J, Q

Letters rarely used: B, C, F, H, I, K, O, P, U, V, W, X, Y

[kryztyna]

omega flaX

concentrated omega -3 (essential for human metabolism)

[Moonbow]

Xi shU

It's a herb apparently.. :)

[kryztyna]

uva urSI

aka bearberry, used for urinary tract infections

[Bluemanticore]

Stinking WilLIE :)

Folkname for Ragwort

[kryztyna]

indraJAO

Indian shrub used for toothache :))

[Bluemanticore]

Awesome, a J! Thanks Kryztyna. Now, what to choose? :)

Jade, Jasper, Jet?

I choose, JaDE.

[kryztyna]

and ...
ta ta

dong QUAI

Chinese angelica :)

Had to add .. please use the Q :) :)

[Bluemanticore]

Wow, I am impressed. :) And I just have to go with the obvious. What crystal collector doesn't know:

QuartZ :)

[kryztyna]

hehe was on a mission! :)
wanted to get all letters and so we have :):)

zuta levaNA

Tea hyssop

[Bluemanticore]

AbsintHE

[hedgecub]

EuphorBIA

The plant produces a milky white juice that can be used in magical oils, but must be used carefully as it is quite poisonous.

[kryztyna]

bladder wracK

seaweed kelp used in slimming preparations

[hedgecub]

KapikachHU

also known as Cowitch

[Bluemanticore]

Unshoe-HorSE

(Folkname for Moonwart, supposedly horses who step on this herb lose their shoes. ;) )

[BlueLotus]

Scarlet BergamoT

Also known as Oswego Tea ; used to cure flatulence, insomnia, nausea and vomiting.

[Bluemanticore]

Tree of EnchantmenT

A.K.A. Willow

[BlueLotus]

TarweeD

Scientific name : Eriodictyon californicum

These are leaves, infused and taken for colds, coughs, fever and to cure soar throats and bronchitis.

[kryztyna]

devil's claW

Native S. African bush used for anti- inflamatory properties.

[hedgecub]

Welcome-Home-Husband-Though-Never-So-DrunK

folk name for houseleek; I just had to include it when I saw the silly name :D

[Bluemanticore]

After hearing that one, I just couldn't pass on this one. :D

Kiss-Me-At-The-Garden-GaTE

Folkname for Pansy

[hedgecub]

TechnetiuM

Atomic number 43, technetium was the first artificially produced element. It has been found to naturally occur in very minute quantities in African pitchblende, but other than that it is virtually nonexistent on Earth. Once very rare, it is now commonly found in kilogram quantities as it is a major byproduct of the nuclear industry. It has become quite useful in the field of medical testing.

[Bluemanticore]

From T to M and back to T ;)

MagnetiTE

[BlueLotus]

TabebuiA

A.K.A Pau d'Arco , and taheebo is used to cure ulcers, cancer, diabetes, and rheumatism.

[Bluemanticore]

Blue FlaG

(Iris versicolor)

[hedgecub]

GanJA

another name for hemp

*finds another J* :D

[Moonbow]

JunipeR

[Bluemanticore]

I like the phrase names :D

Robin-Run-In-The-HedGE

Folkname for Ground Ivy

[kryztyna]

giant honey floweR
aka touch-me-not :)

couldn't think of one starting with g

and Hedgecub.. I have been waiting to give gunja for another j :) :)

[Bluemanticore]

Another R, huh? :) Ok, how about...

Run-By-The-GrounD :D

Folkname for Pennyroyal

[kryztyna]

deurmekaarboS

(afrikaans meaning-Mixed up bush) aka puzzle bush

Berries used for jams

[Bluemanticore]

SnapdragoN

[kryztyna]

naeltJIE

Afrikaans for clove.

and another J :)

[hedgecub]

*chooses a pretty flower* JasmiNE

[BlueLotus]

Nymphaea alBA

( commonly known as 'water lily' )

[kryztyna]

busy lizZIE

aka impatiens :)

love your pretty jasmine little Cub, its my fav and grows all over the side wall of my house. When it is in bloom the whole house is fragrant :) :)

[Bluemanticore]

Zanthoxylum americuM

Scientific name for Prickly Ash

[kryztyna]

monkey cuP

nepenthes - a carnivorous plant with oddly shaped pitchers at the base of their leaves.

[hedgecub]

This was far too hilarious a name to pass over :D

Piss-A-Bed

folkname for the humble dandelion

[BlueLotus]

Dalmation JaspeR

Opaque, gray to yellowish grey gemstone, with greenish black spots similar in appearance to a Dalmation

[Bluemanticore]

RudbecKIA

Folkname for Echinacea

[hedgecub]

Here's the updated list of herbs and crystals mentioned so far:

Absinthe
Acorus calamus
Amber (x2)
Alexandrite
Amazonite
Amethyst
Andalusite
Apatite Cat's Eye
Arsenic
Artemis Herb
Asafoetida
Avena sativa

Bamboo
Ban Xia
Basil
Bergamot
Bladder Wrack
Blue Flag
Borage
Busy Lizzie

Carnelian
Chamomile
Chrysanthemum
Chrysoberyl
Cubeb

Dalmatian Jasper
Damiana
Dandelion
Demantoid Garnet
Deurmekaarbos
Devil's Claw
Diamond
Digitalis
Dill
Diopside
Dolomite
Dong Quai
Drusey Quartz
Dumortierite

Eagle Eye Agate
Echinicea (x2)
Echsholzia
Eilat Stone
Elder
Elderberry
Elecampane
Elecampane Root
Elfwort
Emerald (x2)
English Cowslip
Ephedra (x2)
Epidote
Eucalyptus (x2)
Euclase
Eudialyte
Euphorbia
Euphrasia
European Alder
Eyebright

Fayruz
Fennel
Fenugreek
Frankincense

Gagroot
Galena
Ganja
Garlic
Garnet
Giant Honey Flower
Ginger
Ginseng
Gold
Groundsel
Guava
Gug
Gypsum

Haematite
Hashish
Heliotrope
Houndstongue
Hyssop

Illicium verum
Indian Paint Brush
Indicolite
Indrajao
Inula conyza
Iron

Jade
Jasmine
Juniper

Kapikachhu
Kelp
Kif
Kinnickkinnick
Kiss-Me-At-The-Garden-Gate
Korean Ginseng
Kudzu
Kyanite

Labradorite (x2)
Lamb's Quarters
Lapis Lazuli
Lapis Linguis
Larkspur
Lavender
Lepidolite
Lespedeza
Lion's Tooth
Lodestone
Loosetrife
Lotus
Luffa

Ma Huang
Magnetite
Mandarin
Mandrake
Marjoram
Marshmallow
Mica
Monkey Cup
Moonstone
Motherwort

Naeltjie
Narcissis
Nasturtium
Neckweede
Nelka
Nepeta cataria
Nephrite (x2)
Neroli
Nettles
Nightshade
Niobium
Noni
Nonu
Nutmeg (x4)
Nymphaea alba

Oak
Olive
Omega Flax
Onyx
Opal
Oregano
Oryza sativa

Padparadschah
Pearl
Pepper
Peridot
Piss-A-Bed
Prickly Broom

Quartz

Raspberryspar
Rattleweed
Rauwolfia
Red Clover
Red Coral
Rhodochrosite
Rhododendron
Rhodonite
Rhubarb
Robin-Run-In-The-Hedge
Rose Quartz
Rosemary
Rubellite
Ruby
Rudbeckia
Rue
Run-By-The-Ground

Safflower
Saffron
Sage
St. John's Wort
St. Patrick's Leaf
Sandalwood
Sard
Sassafras
Scarlet Bergamot
Selenite
Smilax
Snakeroot
Snapdragon
Sodalite
Spinel
Stevia
Stinking Willie
Sugulite

Tabak
Tabebuia
Tamarisk
Tanzanite
Tarragon
Tarweed
Taxus baccata
Tea Tree
Teazle, common
Technetium
Tektite
Thimbleberry
Thor's Hat
Thunderegg
Thunderstone
Thymus
Ti
Tiger's Eye
Tin
Titanium
Toadflax
Toadstool
Toloache
Topaz (x3)
Toronjil Morado
Tourmaline
Tree of Enchantment
Trefoil
Tribulus
Tsavorite Garnet
Tulip
Turmeric (x2)
Turquoise

Umckaloabo
Unakite
Unshoe-Horse
Uranophane
Uva ursi

Valeriana wallichii
Vanilla Leaf
Vitex
Vitex negundo

Wahoo
Watermelon Tourmaline
Welcome-Home-Husband-Though-Never-So-Drunk
Willow
Wolf's Bane
Wormwood

Xalastocite
Xenotime-Y
Xenotime-Yb
Xi Shu
Xonotlite

Yarrow (x2)
Yawroot
Yellow Jasper
Yellow Quartz
Yohimbe
Ylang Ylang

Zanthoxylum americum
Zauberwurzel
Zea mays
Zebra Agate
Zebra Marble
Zinc
Zircon
Zoisite
Zuta Levana


Letters never used: NONE! Congrats everyone! :D

Letters used 1-5 times: C, F, H, J, Q, U, V, X

Letters used 6-10 times: B, I, K, M, O, P, W, Y, Z

[kryztyna]

Hi are we still playing:)

KappertJIE Afrikaans for nasturtium

[Bluemanticore]

Kryztyna, I was wondering, but I'm game if you are. :)

JeT

[kryztyna]

:)
thuJA

western hemlock

[hedgecub]

Jupiter's StafF

folk name for mullein, a plant often dried and used as candle wick and torches by the Romans and in Britain in the Middle Ages

[kryztyna]

Hi Hedgecub :) great job with the list!

flaglilY

aka fleur-de-lis or wild iris

[Bluemanticore]

Yellow zircoN

P.S. Hedgecub, thanks again for the great listing. Much appreciated. :)

[kryztyna]

nartJIE

Afrikaans for tangerine

[Bluemanticore]

Thanks Kryztyna, now I get to use my third J stone. :)

First Jade, then Jet, now...

JaspeR

[hedgecub]

RiCE :cool:

[Bluemanticore]

CoraL

[kryztyna]

lady's bedstraW

aka yellow cleavers

awww I wanted a C :(

hehe

[Bluemanticore]

Kryztyna, here's a C for you. :)

Winter aromatiCA

A.K.A. Winter's Bark

[kryztyna]

Thanks :) :)

ceratonia siliQua

scientific name for carob

and another Q :)

[Bluemanticore]

This is slick, I get to use that Q to create another C. :)

QuinCE

[kryztyna]

and you get another J :)

ci wu ju

Chinese ginseng or aka touch me not

[BlueLotus]

Umbrella PlanT


Scientific name :Podophyllum peltatum

The umbrella like Leaves of this plant are an excellent laxative, and used to cure warts, and treat intestinal worms

[kryztyna]

tvaK

aka cinnamon :)

[Bluemanticore]

KeX

A.K.A. Hemlock

[hedgecub]

XiaoKE

I hope this one's alright; it's not a herb but the name of a herbal remedy in traditional Chinese medicine. Apparently it's used to treat diabetes, but illegally contains a prescription-only drug that can lower blood sugar levels to coma or death inducing levels if used improperly.

[Bluemanticore]

I'm surprised this K hasn't been used yet.

KunziTE

[kryztyna]

turkey claW

aka coral root

[Bluemanticore]

Witches HerB

A.K.A. Basil

[kryztyna]

bhavaJ

herb used for leprosy

[Bluemanticore]

J

[hedgecub]

Jujube

it's tasty, apparently :D

[kryztyna]

brier hiP

aka brier rose hip

used as an astringent, diuretic and calmative

[Bluemanticore]

ParsLEY

[kryztyna]

yu mi Xu

aka corn silk

used for renal problems

And an X :)

[blackroseivy]

NettlE

[blackroseivy]

Please ignore my entry!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[kryztyna]

hey, hey ,hey, lets have an x :) :)

join in the fun!

[hedgecub]

XanthiuM

scientific name Xanthii sibirici

[kryztyna]

mu ZEI

aka horsetail or bottlebrush

used for osteoporosis and rheumatoid arthritis

[Bluemanticore]

ZunyiTE

chemical formula: Al13Si5O20(OH,F)18Cl

[kryztyna]

earthsmoKE

aka fumitory

[Bluemanticore]

KaliciNE

formula: KHCO3

[kryztyna]

namaQUA UIE

and another Q ?
onion like plant found in Namaqualand. Smells more like garlic :)

[Bluemanticore]

QuickgrasS

A.K.A. Witch Grass

[kryztyna]

sceptre quartZ

[hedgecub]

Here's the updated list of herbs and crystals mentioned so far:

Absinthe
Acorus calamus
Amber (x2)
Alexandrite
Amazonite
Amethyst
Andalusite
Apatite Cat's Eye
Arsenic
Artemis Herb
Asafoetida
Avena sativa

Bamboo
Ban Xia
Basil
Bergamot
Bhavaj
Bladder Wrack
Blue Flag
Borage
Brier Hip
Busy Lizzie

Carnelian
Ceratonia siliqua
Chamomile
Chrysanthemum
Chrysoberyl
Coral
Cubeb

Dalmatian Jasper
Damiana
Dandelion
Demantoid Garnet
Deurmekaarbos
Devil's Claw
Diamond
Digitalis
Dill
Diopside
Dolomite
Dong Quai
Drusey Quartz
Dumortierite

Eagle Eye Agate
Earthsmoke
Echinicea (x2)
Echsholzia
Eilat Stone
Elder
Elderberry
Elecampane
Elecampane Root
Elfwort
Emerald (x2)
English Cowslip
Ephedra (x2)
Epidote
Eucalyptus (x2)
Euclase
Eudialyte
Euphorbia
Euphrasia
European Alder
Eyebright

Fayruz
Fennel
Fenugreek
Flaglily
Frankincense

Gagroot
Galena
Ganja
Garlic
Garnet
Giant Honey Flower
Ginger
Ginseng
Gold
Groundsel
Guava
Gug
Gypsum

Haematite
Hashish
Heliotrope
Houndstongue
Hyssop

Illicium verum
Indian Paint Brush
Indicolite
Indrajao
Inula conyza
Iron

Jade
Jasmine
Jasper
Jet
Jujube
Juniper
Jupiter's Staff

Kalicine
Kapikachhu
Kappertjie
Kelp
Kex
Kiaoke
Kif
Kinnickkinnick
Kiss-Me-At-The-Garden-Gate
Korean Ginseng
Kudzu
Kunzite
Kyanite

Labradorite (x2)
Lady's Bedstraw
Lamb's Quarters
Lapis Lazuli
Lapis Linguis
Larkspur
Lavender
Lepidolite
Lespedeza
Li Wu Ju
Lion's Tooth
Lodestone
Loosetrife
Lotus
Luffa

Ma Huang
Magnetite
Mandarin
Mandrake
Marjoram
Marshmallow
Mica
Monkey Cup
Moonstone
Motherwort
Mu Zei

Naeltjie
Namaqua Uie
Narcissis
Nartjie
Nasturtium
Neckweede
Nelka
Nepeta cataria
Nephrite (x2)
Neroli
Nettles
Nightshade
Niobium
Noni
Nonu
Nutmeg (x4)
Nymphaea alba

Oak
Olive
Omega Flax
Onyx
Opal
Oregano
Oryza sativa

Padparadschah
Parsley
Pearl
Pepper
Peridot
Piss-A-Bed
Prickly Broom

Quartz
Quickgrass
Quince

Raspberryspar
Rattleweed
Rauwolfia
Red Clover
Red Coral
Rhodochrosite
Rhododendron
Rhodonite
Rhubarb
Rice
Robin-Run-In-The-Hedge
Rose Quartz
Rosemary
Rubellite
Ruby
Rudbeckia
Rue
Run-By-The-Ground

Safflower
Saffron
Sage
St. John's Wort
St. Patrick's Leaf
Sandalwood
Sard
Sassafras
Scarlet Bergamot
Sceptre Quartz
Selenite
Smilax
Snakeroot
Snapdragon
Sodalite
Spinel
Stevia
Stinking Willie
Sugulite

Tabak
Tabebuia
Tamarisk
Tanzanite
Tarragon
Tarweed
Taxus baccata
Tea Tree
Teazle, common
Technetium
Tektite
Thimbleberry
Thor's Hat
Thuja
Thunderegg
Thunderstone
Thymus
Ti
Tiger's Eye
Tin
Titanium
Toadflax
Toadstool
Toloache
Topaz (x3)
Toronjil Morado
Tourmaline
Tree of Enchantment
Trefoil
Tribulus
Tsavorite Garnet
Tulip
Turkey Claw
Turmeric (x2)
Turquoise
Tvak

Umbrella Plant
Umckaloabo
Unakite
Unshoe-Horse
Uranophane
Uva ursi

Valeriana wallichii
Vanilla Leaf
Vitex
Vitex negundo

Wahoo
Watermelon Tourmaline
Welcome-Home-Husband-Though-Never-So-Drunk
Willow
Winter Aromatica
Witches' Herb
Wolf's Bane
Wormwood

Xalastocite
Xanthium
Xenotime-Y
Xenotime-Yb
Xi Shu
Xonotlite

Yarrow (x2)
Yawroot
Yellow Jasper
Yellow Quartz
Yellow Zircon
Ylang Ylang
Yohimbe
Yu Mi Xu

Zanthoxylum americum
Zauberwurzel
Zea mays
Zebra Agate
Zebra Marble
Zinc
Zircon
Zoisite
Zunyite
Zuta Levana


Letters never used: NONE! Congrats everyone! :D

Letters used 1-5 times: F, H, Q, V

Letters used 6-10 times: B, C, I, J, O, P, U, W, X, Y, Z

[hedgecub]

Zingiber officinale

scientific name for ginger, an excellent garnish on flatfish

[TemperanceAngel]

EndivE

*thanks for putting that list up hedgecub*

[kryztyna]

:) thanks again Hedgecub :)

Thanks for the v TemperanceAngel:)

valeriana wallicHii

scientific name for Indian valerian and an H :)

[TemperanceAngel]

Originally posted by kryztyna

Thanks for the v TemperanceAngel:)

Actually it's an E = endive, never mind ;)

[Bluemanticore]

Keep up the good work, Hedgecub. It's a big help.

TemperanceAngel, "since so many minerals seem to end in E, I have decided to add the rule that if the last letter(s) of the previous word is/are vowel(s) (A, E, I, O, U, AND Y), you have permission to use the consonants that proceed them instead, if you want.

For example:
SodaliTE can lead to either Emerald or Topaz
ChrysocolLA can lead to Amethyst or Lapis Lazuli
EchinaCEA can lead to Amber, Elder, or Coconut"

For all the rules, check back at the very beginning, Message 1.

Now, on with the game.

Herkimer diamonD

[hedgecub]

DeerstonGUE

Carrying it apparently helps to attract men ;)

[Bluemanticore]

Golden bougH

A.K.A. Mistletoe

[BlueLotus]

Hazel NuT
A.K.A Hamamelis virginiaNA

( More commonly known as Witch Hazel )

[TemperanceAngel]

Originally posted by Bluemanticore
TemperanceAngel, "since so many minerals seem to end in E, I have decided to add the rule that if the last letter(s) of the previous word is/are vowel(s) (A, E, I, O, U, AND Y), you have permission to use the consonants that proceed them instead, if you want.

Apologies must have missed that somewhere :)

[kryztyna]

traymaN

aka common violet

[Bluemanticore]

NosebleeD

A.K.A. Yarrow

[kryztyna]

dhanyaK

aka corriander

[BlueLotus]

KnotweeD
(Polygonum aviculare)

A herb used to treat diarrhea, snake bites, and hemorrhoids.

[Bluemanticore]

DaphNE

A.K.A. Laurel

[kryztyna]

ettringiTE

[BlueLotus]

TremoliTE

[Bluemanticore]

Tree of DeatH

A.K.A. Cypress

[kryztyna]

huang Qi
aka astralagus

Chinese Herbal medicine used in chemotheraphy support

[Bluemanticore]

Queen of the meadoW

A.K.A. Meadowsweet

[kryztyna]

wu-wei-ZI

fruit used for stress

[Bluemanticore]

Icelandic spaR

Folkname for Calcite

[BlueLotus]

RammelsbergiTE

A.K.A Niguel blanco and Rammelsbergit

[Bluemanticore]

Tree of eviL

A.K.A. Walnut

[kryztyna]

liver liLY
aka wild iris

[BlueLotus]

Landscape AgaTE

A.K.A Scenic Agate and Dendrite Agate

[kryztyna]

ertJIE

Afrikaans for pea

[Bluemanticore]

JatamanSI

A.K.A. Sumbul

[kryztyna]

Saint Benedicts thistLE

aka blessed thistle