Chionanthus Incarnata

The Chionanthus Incarnata is a common, large plant and can be found in most snowy regions. It blooms twice a year, for 3 weeks.
It has narrow, palmate leaves, which are usually forest green. It also grows quite small flowers, which can be pink, gold, dark orange and bronze.
These plants grow in tiny groups, but it's no trouble to control and maintain their growth.
They can be used as a cooking ingredient, similar to herbs.
As a defense mechanism the Chionanthus Incarnata produces a thick, sticky wax.
They rely on cloning themselves by growing a new specimen to reproduce.
Category:Plant Life