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Fragrant and Peculiar Seeds and Plants
A number of new plants were introduced in publish 55, September 2008, with Flax added in publish 56 The Cocoa Tree The Cocoa Tree can be grown from Fragrant seeds, which are carried by all the monsters that drop any of the Peculiar Seeds It cannot be cross-pollinated It gives up to 8 Cocoa Pulp, which is used in two new cooking recipes It also can produce up to 8 Cocoa Tree Seeds     New Decorative Plants   There are 17 new decorative plants available. These plants cannot ordinarily be cross-pollinated, however Colored Plant Oddities can be produced. No peculiar plant will produce seeds. The new plants grow from Peculiar Seeds, which drop from a variety of monsters. The new seeds are divided into 4 groups. The monsters which carry them are also divided into 4 groups, each group consisting of 3 monsters. (see below) Peculiar seeds are indistinguishable from each other, only if identified with poppy dust or when the plant matures can it be seen which plant has been obtained. Resources are obtainable from: Peculiar Poppies – produce poppy dust which can be used to identify peculiar seeds. Flax – produce bales of cotton, can be spun to create spools of thread Cypress Trees – both types, produce bark fragments, can be used by cooks to create woodpulp
Group 1 — Dryad, Titan, Tsuki Wolf
Flowering Cactus	Foxglove	Flax	Hops (East)	Orfleur
Group 2 — Juka Mage, Kappa, Plague Beast
Cypress (Mossy) †	Hedge (Tall)*		Hops (South)	Sugar Cane †
Group 3 — Antlion, Mummy, Serpentine Dragon
Cypress (Plain) †	Hedge (Short)*		Juniper Bush*	Snowdrops
Group 4 — Hiryu, Terrathon Warrior, Wisp
Cattails	Poppies †		Spider Tree	Water Lily
Additional – Exodus Minions (Exodus Dungeon)
Vanilla Plant ‡

*Can be turned into a topiary goblin or llama

† Produce resources, but not seeds – bark fragments (both cypress trees), sack of sugar (sugar cane), poppy dust (poppies).
‡ Produces both resources and seeds.

Collated and compiled by Petra Fyde, with grateful thanks to the posters of Stratics UO Botany and Nutrition Forum for collecting the data