Wild Plants
Grass tufts, flowers, shrubs, bushes, fronds and pods. The ground cover of every world, and some of it bears berries.
Six shapes cover a few dozen species. Which species it is changes only its colour and height. You can pick them up and place them again to decorate.
| Shape | Looks like | Examples |
|---|---|---|
| Grass Tuft | A handful of blades | Fescue, Rime Grass, Ember Lash, Salt Grass |
| Flower | A stem with a head of petals | Bluebell, Kingcup, Foxglove, Glasswort, Cinder Cup, Tide Lily |
| Shrub | A low woody clump | Gorse, Heather, Ice Moss, Saltbush |
| Bush | Chest-high leaf mass, sometimes with berries | Bramble, Dog Rose, Snowberry, Thorn Bush, Sea Berry |
| Frond | A tall fan on a stalk. Nothing on Earth. | Spine Fan, Glass Frond |
| Pod | A bulb on a stem, with smaller ones beside it | Lantern Pod, Slag Pod, Brine Pod |
Berries
Bramble, Dog Rose, Snowberry, Desert Currant and Sea Berry carry Berries on the outside of the bush. They're the one thing you can eat straight off the plant without regretting it.