Fragancia

The fragancia (Vanaticana vanaticana), also known as the fragrance tree, fragrant tree, pink lemonade tree and tree of fragance is a species of flowering plant in the family Vanaticanae native to southern and central Parania and northern Pasia. The fragancia, a gorgeous climbing vine with glossy, vivid hot-pink leaves, is a well-known spectacle in gardens, drainage channels, and natural regions where it frequently grows on structures like walls, fences, and tree trunks. 
== Description ==
The fragancia is a very long-lived, deciduous woody flowering vine and creeper. The plant grows to a magical 90 feet long and stems 1 foot wide. The tree's flowers are small and white but emit very large and effective beautiful scents that are stronger at night. This gives it it's name the fragrance tree and fragrancia as well as the flowers emitting scents similar to that of a lemon blossom. 
== Distribution ==
The fragancia thrives in subtropical, tropical, and temperate environments and is native to Bilva, Lobevia, Munnach, Hargenland, Rueland, Borogovia, New Acheson, Silegre, Apelchem, the Celestial Islands, Dalamatia, Jabala and Peisybaku, but has been introduced to Kafaniyat, Avishaman, and the southwest of the Isle of Chark, where it remains at scarce and low populations but is still considered healthy.
Category:Plants
Category:Flora of Parania
Category:Flora of Pasia