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I worked through the Tamriel flora list at UESP, figuring out where it makes sense to put in Skyrim existing plants from other provinces. All these plants are in the games, nothing yet which is solely from the lore.

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Floral Suitability for Skyrim

Where we may expect plants from other provinces to find purchase in Skyrim. Soil tests conducted by the academic colleges of Haafinghar and Winterhold. Published by the Ysmir Collective Press, 3E430.

Northern Cyrodiil

Some say in memory of her violent, haunted, race-hunted past, cairn bolete grows profusely in the caves and grottoes which honeycomb the Holds. Wisp stalks are just as common as in Cyrodiil caves. Clouded funnel and milk thistle grow profusely in high areas below the treeline. Motherwort and tinder polypore are especially suitable for the western Velothi mountains. Both mugwort seeds and wormwood leaves come from the Artemisia family, scraggy and sporadic in the highest alpine and glacial climes. Witches' tasp lore recommends the seeds to control dream travel, and keep away ancestral moths. Mandrake in the highlands of the Pale. In low-lying forested areas, bergamot, fly amanita, garlic, ginkgo, lily of the valley, somnalius frond, St. Jahn's wort, steel-blue entoloma, viper's bugloss. Various hardy, especially tuberous farm crops in cultivated areas of the same clime.

Hammerfell Mountains

Black and white poppies in the mountains of the dragon's tail.

The Province of Morrowind

At the same latitudes as Skyrim, any plant which grows in Vvardenfell outside the ashlands should find purchase in Skyrim's soil. Lichens color the harshest climes, where almost nothing else will grow. Salty kreshweed in abundance on the shore and islands of the Sea of Ghosts. Chokeweed in the highlands of the Pale. Some bittergreen in the western Velothi mountains. Draggle tail, hackle-lo, a few isolated muck sponges and slough ferns, and some wild satrice and violet coprinus in the coastal lowlands. In more temperate areas, black anther, comberry, corkbulb, gold kanet, evergreen heather, stoneflower, willow anther. For fungi, you may see bungler's bane or hypha facia amongst the more common russulas. We came by one lovely timsa-come-by, caringly planted and watered by an expatriate Dunmer, who also tilled with ash the soil of a small plot of wickwheat.

The Island of Solstheim

Holly berries in bushes well-suited to the climes of Skyrim. In more temperate areas, belladonna. It's said wolfsbane grows in garlands on the throat of the world, but this is probably poetic license.
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I appreciate comments, advice, critiques, and suggestions.

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