#autumn skullcap

[vanillaflowerstuff]

some more mushroom drawings i forgot to post c:

[nose-bl]

i finally finished Autumn Skullcap. took me longer than it should have

[don't repost]

[zoraweyrick-art]

[sweeterthanmysketches]

Mycena Rosea | Deathcap | Autumn Skullcap | Poison Fire Coral

I like Autumn Skullcaps; they make me think of bells or [redacted]. u-u For a bunch of poisonous boiz they sure are pretty.

[strawberry-seed28]

Day 1 and 2: Acorns and Handheld

Thank you so much to @aaytaro-gt for giving the prompts for g/t inktober! Not sure how committed I’m gonna be this month, but I’ll sure as hell try my best lol

Another thank you to my beta Soldier Blade, you are a freaking lifesaver when it comes to editing <3.

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Acorns

“Whatcha doing?” Ostreatus turned to the human lounging on the couch, a book cast off the side of the cushion.  She watched him intently as he carved, curiosity burning in her expression. He raised a brow, setting down the acorn and blade.

    “Carving” He said, looking down at his current project. Sylvia sat up and her eyes flicking to the small basket of acorns that he’d been working on. After a few months of watching him come and go, it still surprised her when the borrower would bring something strange back to work on. This week, it was acorn carving. Specifically, hollowing out the inside of an acorn. 

    “How come though? Do you use it as some sort of tiny basket or something?” Ostreatus stared at her, before snorting out a laugh. It was a rare occurrence, but it brought a smile to her face nonetheless. He walked to the edge of the table, the in-progress acorn in hand. Sylvia turned to face him fully, curiosity shining in her eyes.

    “Unfortunately, the bottom is too curved to really work as a container, though I do like where your heads at,” He began, tapping the hollowed seed in thought before shaking his head. “No, these are for the colony. From what I recall about you humans, you have a celebration known as “Halloweens” or something, but we celebrate our own version of that!” He said, his body language becoming more and more animated as he spoke. “It's called “Helios Falls”, and descends from when our ancestors would celebrate the nightfall tonight.” He said, a smile creeping onto his face. 

    Sylvia hummed in thought, listening to the rambles of him as he spoke. Normally, he would be reserved, only coming to shelter when he would be injured or lonely. At least, she thought so. This sudden excitement was strange, but she found herself enjoying it more and more as he continued. “The acorns are for carving faces, similar to the pumpkins you use, for masks or decorations. The kids love it and it's one of my favorite parts of the celebration” He said, and Sylvia's smile only widened in response.

Ostreatus noticed this, and quickly quieted down, a blush darkening his copper skin. Slowly, he sat back down, continuing to carve the acorn. Though she was disappointed that he was no longer openly rambling, she understood his discomfort from being watched. Slowly, she turned back to the book she was reading prior, letting him finish his work in peace. The hours flew by as she became lost in the narrative.

It was only as the sunset streamed through the windows that she noticed him in his traveling gear, strapping the large skullcap mushroom to his messy black curls. The basket of acorns sat beside him, each seed hollowed out fully. Ostreatus turned to her, a small grin on his face.

“Leaving so soon?” Sylvia joked, a teasing smile on her face. He huffed, though the smile on his face showed his lack of anger. He grabbed one of the acorns from the basket, cradling it as if it were a porcelain figure. Slowly, he stepped forward, his cheeks slowly turning a deeper shade of pink. Sylvia became puzzled at the display, but walked over to the table nonetheless. Gingerly, Ostreatus presented the carved acorn, and she quietly gasped.

“Please be careful with it, I-I worked hard on it” He said quietly, his gaze fixated on the ground below. She could only nod in response, her voice escaping her as she studied the seed. It was the acorn from earlier. Her initials were front and center, yet she noticed a variety of flowers and bugs carved near them, all made with care. She slowly took the acorn from his grasp, noticing the little hole at the top so she could wear it. Never in her life had someone gone this far out of their way to make something this special. Carefully, she maneuvered the acorn from her hands onto the table before facing him again.

“You… you made this for me?” She whispered, her voice filled with awe and warmth. Ostreatus nodded, looking up through the mushroom hat he wore. She was touched and without thinking she scooped him into her hands and hugged him, yet the embrace was loving and warm, like a friend hugging you for the first time in years.

He froze, his heart spiking at the surprise onslaught of warmth permeating from her hands and chest. It was slightly overwhelming, yet he found himself relaxing into the touch that he rarely received. Unfortunately Sylvia noticed her mistake and tried to pull him away, but was met with the sight of him curled around her thumb, hugging it close. She smiled softly at him, with his strange mushroom hat covering his head and the leafy-green cloak that obscured most of his body, all messy from the odd position, but it warmed her heart at the open display of comfort.

Slowly, he uncurled, and just sat on her palm, a sheepish yet happy smile on his face. Sylvia set him down on the table, and he scurried off her hand onto the flat surface. Ostreatus righted himself, straightening his hat and cloak in an attempt of looking somewhat put-together, and she could only chuckle at the display. 

“Well, I best be off at the colony before nightfall, I’ll see you again soon,” He said, walking to the open windowsill, stopping right at the edge of it before turning back to her. “Thank you, by the way, for listening… and the hug. It.. it means a lot.” He finished, a blush creeping onto his face as he turned back to the window. Sylvia didn’t get the chance to say anything else as he quickly attached his hook to the edge and leaping off like some kind of bird.

As the sun set in the distance, she once again noticed the small acorn sitting on her desk, and the smile grew on her face once more. If Sylvia started wearing a new acorn pendant shortly after, who could blame her?

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That’s all for now, have a great day/night ya’ll :]

[greenwitchcrafts]

September 2023 witch guide

September 2023 witch guide

Full moon: September 29th

New moon: September 14th

Sabbats: Mabon September 23rd

September Harvest Moon

Also known as: Autumn moon, falling leaves moon, song moon, leaves turning moon, moon of brown leaves, yellow leaf moon, wine moon & Full corn moon

Element: Earth

Zodiac: Virgon& Libra

Animal spirits: Trooping Faeries

Deities: Brigid, Ceres, Ch'ang-o, Demeter, Freya, Isis & Vesta

Animals: Jackal & snake

Birds: Ibis & sparrow

Trees: Bay, hawthorn, hazel & larch

Herbs/plants: Copal, fennel, rye, skullcap, valerian, wheat & witch hazel

Flowers: Lily & Narcissus

Scents: Bergamot, gardenia, mastic & storax

Stones: Bloodstone, chrysolite, citrine, olivine, peridot & sapphire

Colors: Browns, dark blue, greens & yellows ( Earth tones)

Energy: Balance of light & dark, dietary matters, employment, health, intellectual pursuits, prosperity, psychism, rest, spirituality, success & work environments. Also cleaning & straightening mentally, physically & spiritually.

Technically, the Harvest Moon is the Full Moon closest to the September equinox around September 21st. The Harvest Moon is the only Full Moon name determined by the equinox rather than a month. Most years, it’s in September, but around every three years, it falls in October.

In September, the Full Moon is the Corn Moon from the Native American tribes harvesting their corn. It can also be the Harvest Moon, which corresponds with the Anglo-Saxon name, while Celtic and Old English names are Wine Moon, Song Moon, and Barley Moon.

Mabon

Also known as: Autumn Equinox, Cornucopia, Witch's Thanksgiving & Alban Elved

Season: Fall

Symbols: Acorns, apples, autumn leaves, berries, corn, cornucopia (horn of plenty), dried seeds, gourds, grains, grapes, ivy, pine cones, pomegranates, vines, wheat, white roses & wine

Colors: Blue brown, drk red, deep gold, gold, indigo, lead green, maroon, orange, red, russet, violet & yellow

Oils/incense: Apple, apple blossom, benzoin, black pepper, hay/straw, myrrh, passion flower, patchouli, pine, red poppy & sage

Animals: Dog, goose, hawk, swan, swallow & wolf

Stones: Agate, amethyst, carnelian, lapis lazuli, sapphire, yellow Agate  & yellow topaz

Foods: Apples, blackberries, blackberry wine, bread, carrots, cider, corn, cornbread, grapes, heather wine, nuts, onions, pomegranates, potatoes, squash, vegetables, wheat & winw

Herbs/plants: Acorn, benzoin, cedar, corn, cypress, ferns, grains, hazel, hops, ivy, myrrh, oak, pine, sage, sassafras, Salomon's seal, thistle, tobacco & wheat

Flowers: Aster, heather, honeysuckle, marigold, milkweed, mum,passion flower& rose

Goddesses: Danu, Epona, Modron, Morrigan, Muses, Pomona, Persephone, Sophia & Sura

Gods: Esus, Green Man, Hermes, Mabon, Mannanan, Toth & Thor

Issues, Intentions & Powers: Accomplishment, agriculture, balance, goals, gratitude & grounding

Spellworks: Balance, harmony, protection, prosperity, security & self confidence

Related festivals:

• Sukkot- is a Torah-commanded holiday celebrated for seven days, beginning on the 15th day of the month of Tishrei. It is one of the Three Pilgrimage Festivals (Hebrew: שלוש רגלים, shalosh regalim) on which those Israelites who could were commanded to make a pilgrimage to the Temple in Jerusalem. In addition to its harvest roots, the holiday also holds spiritual importance with regard to its abandonment of materialism to focus on nationhood, spirituality, and hospitality, this principle underlying the construction of a temporary, almost nomadic, structure of a sukkah.

• Mid-Autumn festival- also known as the Moon Festival or Mooncake Festival, is a traditional festival celebrated in Chinese culture. Similar holidays are celebrated by other cultures in East & Southeast Asia. It is one of the most important holidays in Chinese culture; its popularity is on par with that of Chinese New Year. The history of the Mid-Autumn Festival dates back over 3,000 years. The festival is held on the 15th day of the 8th month of the Chinese lunisolar lunisolar calendar with a full moon at night, corresponding to mid-September to early October of the Gregorian calendar. On this day, the Chinese believe that the Moon is at its brightest and fullest size, coinciding with harvest time in the middle of Autumn.

• Thanksgiving- This is a secular holiday which is similar to the cell of Mabon; A day to give thanks for the food & blessings of the previous year. The American Thanksgiving is the last Thursday of November while the Canadian Thanksgiving is celebrated in October

• Festival of Dionysus- There were several festivals that honored Dionysus, the God of wine. It was a time of fun, games, feasting & drinking wine.

Activities:

•Scatter offerings in a harvested fields, Offer libations to trees

• Decorate your home and/or altar space for fall

• Bake bread

• Perform a ritual to restore balance and harmony to your life

• Cleanse your home of negative energies

• Pick apples

• Have a dinner or feast with your family and/or friends

• Set intentions for the upcoming year

• Purge what is no longer serving you

•Take a walk in the woods

• Enjoy a pumpkin spice latte

• Donate to your local food bank

• Gather dried herbs, plants, seeds & pods

• Learn something new

• Make wine

• Brew an apple cinnamon simmer pot

• Create an outdoor Mabon altar

•Adorn burial sites with leaves, acorns, & pinecones to honor those who have passed over & visit their graves

Many cultures see the second harvest (after the first harvest Lammas) and equinox as a time for giving thanks. This time of year is when farmers know how well their summer crops did, and how well fed their animals have become. This determines whether you and your family would have enough food for the winter. That is why people used to give thanks around this time, thanks for their crops, and animals, and food. 

The name Mabon comes from the Welsh God, who was the son of the Earth Mother Goddess. However, there is evidence that the name was adopted in the 1970s, and the holiday was not originally a Celtic celebration.

Some believe Night and day are of equal legth and the God's energy & strength are nearly gone . The Goddess begins to mourn the loss she knows is coming, but knows he will return when he reborn at Yule.

Sources:

Farmersalmanac .com

Wikipedia

Llewellyn's Complete Book of Correspondences by Sandra Kines

A Witch's Book of Correspondences by Viktorija Briggs

Mabon: Rituals, Recipes & Lore for the Autumn Equinox Llewellyn's Sabbat Essentials

[jadafitch]

DANGEROUS STUFF!

For Halloween, a pattern of some of the most poisonous, venomous & toxic plants & animals in the world... geographic cone snail, poison fire coral fungi, golden dart frog, voodoo lily, castor bean plant, deathstalker scorpion, deadly nightshade, Brazilian wandering spider, lily of the valley, oleander, redback spider, banded krait, autumn skullcap, diamondback rattlesnake, death cap, angel's trumpets, stonefish, poison hemlock, box jelly, blue-ringed octopus.

Prints, Tees & More

[fabianvalencia561]

What do the trains in your humanization prefer to eat?

Hmmmm now that's a good question

Well humanoids can literally eat anything they want, heck even garbage if they wanted to. It really depends on the taste for them.

Some humanoids don't really eat, but each humanoid has to eat at least something to keep their "firebox" fuel up!

But I'll tell you guys some of their favorite foods.

hey! Why don't I give you their full names! Because why not and I just feel like it- ¯⁠\⁠_⁠(⁠ツ⁠)⁠_⁠/⁠¯

Thomas, ?????¿? : Grill cheese :] (he'll do anything to eat grilled cheese) but he's not a picky little guy he'll consume anything he wants, the "benefits" of having a rotten core is forever being hungry..... Also he likes oranges (Gordon gets them for him, because he knows how much Thomas likes them.)

Gordon Robert Gresley: He doesn't eat much, but when he does he eats a lot of fruits especially things like apples, plums, and raw pumpkins!

He hates very citrus fruits because of his very sensitive sense of smell, and the citrus really stings and overwhelms him a lot.

Henry William Gresley: Dandelions a lot of Dandelions..... And egg :]

James Laureano Rodríguez Sánchez : Eats whatever he feels like eating. Fun Fact: Don't leave any of your food or your leftovers alone with him, because he'll eat them and if you catch him eating your food he'll look like a shameful dog but keeps eating your food anyway.

Edward Brutus Roman: Tea (any) and Autumn Skullcaps he thinks have a unique taste... Probably because of the poison but oh well he knows anyways

Percy Kipper Goodman: Marshmallows, and this little guy will eat Marshmallows with EVERYTHING.... And I mean everything....

Emily Jay Heart: CHOCOLATE-

Diesel 10 (Dylan Leilani) : forgets to eat a lot of times, but Rosemary. He eats Rosemary's

Diesel Koa Leilani: Jamón, soda bread, and whatever he can eat-

[dndhistory]

325. Tracy Hickman - DL3: Dragons of Hope (1984)

The third Dragonlance module is also a bit of a surprise if you are mainly familiar with the world through the novels. Although set during the events of Dragons of Autumn Twilight, the truth is that many of the events here are not adapted in that novel. In fact you would have to wait 23 years until 2007 for some of the events here to be adapted in novel form in Dragons of the Dwarven Depths. 

In this module you and your party of Dragonlance heroes are shepherding the refugees of Pax Tharkas which you liberated at the end of DL2 to a safe place where they can avoid the incoming dragon armies. You are also looking for weapons which might benefit you in the war and looking for the entrance to the Dwarven kingdom of Thorbardin.

This leads you to Skullcap under which is the entrance to the lost Dwarven kingdom but also the lost tomb of Fistandantilus, legendary wizard of Krynn and a bit of a demilich by now. Another fun Dragonlance adventure, which is heavy on story and light on player freedom, so it might suit you and your player or not, depending on how much do you want your DnD game to be interactive fiction rather than a more loosey goosey affair.

[mooncraftmagick]

✨September Sun✨

September brings us the Harvest Moon, sometimes referred to as the Wine Moon or the Singing Moon. This is the time of year when the last of the crops are being gathered from the fields and stored for the winter. There's a chill in the air, and the earth is slowly beginning its move towards dormancy as the sun pulls away from us. It is the season when we're celebrating Mabon, the autumn equinox.

Correspondences:

Colors: Use browns and greens, earth tones, to represent the changing colors of the fields and lands around you.

Gemstones: Citrine, chrysolite, peridot, bloodstone, and other reds, oranges, and yellows can symbolize the colorful leaves on the trees in your area.

Trees: Bay, larch, hawthorn, and oak are all associated with this time of year.

Gods: Demeter, Brighid, Freyja, and Vesta, as well as other deities of the harvest, are appropriate to honour in September. You can also work with gods connected to vegetation and vines.

Herbs: Do magick involving wheat, valerian, witch hazel, and skullcap, along with other sacred plants of the season.

Element: Earth is typically associated with this time of year.

🍁Sending September blessings from Mooncraftmagick to you and your loved ones. 🍁

Image found on Pinterest. Source: https://www.learnreligions.com/harvest-moon-septembers-full-moon-2562391

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[frestoniia]

wait wait. gives him an autumn skullcap mushroom :) it's fine.

Give my muse an object || accepting

@hirudou

Another mushroom, but this one he doesn't recognize. It's a little larger, with a flat orange-brown cap that kind of reminds him of a pancake. He gives this one a sniff as well, and...

" Oh. Okay, yeah, that's poisonous. "

He's not sure exactly how poisonous, but it is definitely poisonous. He'd better get rid of this thing before someone accidentally eats it.

[thechangelingmushroom]

Top 5 poisonous mushrooms

hell yeah something I can answer (these are in no particular order)

Amanita Muscaria (fly garic)

Amanita Phalliodes (Death cap)

Lepiota Brunneoincarnata (Deadly dapperling, what a fun name!)

Galerina Marginata (Autumn skullcap)

the Cortinarius species (Webcaps)

Looking this up brought me to the knowledge that the amanita species is called the destroying angels somewhere apparently and that's awesome

[mageiia]

❛  oh  ,  i'm  so  glad  that  still  works  .  like  i  could  have  come  down  and  gotten  you  i  guess  ?  or  ,  er  [  ...  ]  up  ?  where  even  is  this  place  in  relation  to  anything  else  ,  i  mean  ,  that's  the  sky  ,  like  the  night  sky  ,  right  ?  but  it's  forever  night  here  so  it's  not  exactly  a  mortal  sky  .  but  there's  plants  and  wind  and  [  ...  ]  A  N  Y  W  A  Y  ,  thanks  for  coming  when  you  got  my  message  ,  i  just  wanted  to  run  this  by  you  real  quick  —  ❜  

maggie's  words  come  a  mile  a  minute  as  she  leads  @singofus  through  the  twisting  paths  lined  with  plants  that  lean  curiously  towards  their  goddess  ,  and  respectfully  keep  their  distance  from  the  second  .  her  home  ,  palace  ,  whatever  it  technically  is  ,  looms  in  the  background  ,  barely  distinguishable  in  the  darkness  of  the  realm  .  

at  least  ,  it  was  dark  .  

before  them  ,  there's  a  soft  glow  ,  of  blues  and  greens  and  whites  ,  emanating  from  the  greenhouse  .  it  is  unnaturally  strong  ,  and  maggie  excitedly  hops  forward  and  opens  the  door  to  the  greenhouse  ,  letting  ari  step  through  .  filling  the  center  of  the  greenhouse  ,  almost  on  an  autopsy  table  ,  is  a  giant  rotting  log  ,  about  10  feet  long  .  BRILLIANTLY  glowing  ivy and fungi  curve  out  from  the  sodden  wood  ,  in  a  divine  facsimile  of  some  easily  recognizable  types    —  death  cap  ,  fly  agaric  ,  and  autumn  skullcap  —  while  some  look  simply  [  ...  ]  out  of  this  world  .  

when  maggie  walks  in  ,  she  clasps  her  hands  together  and  bounces  on  the  balls  of  her  feet  ,  wings  extended  straight  up  in  excitement  like  an  owl's  horns  .  

❛  ta-da  !  they're  glowing  !!!  and  they  weren't  before  and  i  don't  know  how  i  made  it  happen  ,  admittedly  ,  because  there's  no  natural  light  around  here  and  these  plants  aren't  known  for  their  bio-luminescence  ,  but  i  was  thinking  [  ...  ]  giant  .  glowing  .  mushroom . forest  .  and  yes  these  are  usually  poisonous  but  i'm  pretty  sure  i  can  make  them  not  poisonous  .  just  ,  psychedelic  .  like  come  on  that  would  be  cool  ,  right  ?like  if  i  just  kept  growing  them  in  these  giant  clusters  ?  like  animal  crossing  ?  i  mean  i  already  have  giant  mushrooms  ,  they  just  don't  glow  .  okay  ,  sorry  ,  your  turn  ,  you  talk  now  .  ❜

she  puts  her  hands  down  in  front  of  her  ,  wings  shifting  out  of  their  thrilled  position  as  she  looks  expectantly  for  ariadne's  feedback  .  

[beardedmrbean]

Each autumn, the Helsinki University Veterinary Hospital treats dogs that have consumed poisonous mushrooms.

Therefore, dog owners should seek veterinary advice as soon as possible if they see their pets ingesting a fungus they do not know is edible, according to Sanna Viitanen, head veterinarian at the hospital.

Viitanen further advised owners to pick up any parts of the mushroom, if found, to make it easier to identify the specimen and treat the pet.

Mushrooms poisonous for humans are poisonous for dogs as well. Additionally, the symptoms of poisoning in dogs and humans are similar.

Some mushrooms can be fatally poisonous to dogs. In Finland, these include the destroying angel, the death cap, the deadly webcap, the deadly skullcap and the brain mushroom in its raw form, according to a press release by Evidensia Veterinary Services.

Symptoms vary depending on the mushroom and its poison. For example, the destroying angel causes acute liver damage. Meanwhile, mushrooms belonging to the genus Inocybe can cause drooling, diarrhoea, nausea, as well as discharge from the eyes.

Poisoning symptoms can indicate a severe condition, which could lead to permanent damage.

As first aid for fungal poisoning, dogs can be given medicine to help induce vomiting, or given activated charcoal at home, Evidensia advised.

According to Mirja Kaimio, Veterinary Medical Expert at Evidensia, people should consult their pets' veterinarians for treatment advice. For example, when a dog exhibits signs of difficulty swallowing, nothing should be placed in its mouth, Kaimio added.

Top five mistakes newbies should avoid in Finnish forests

[scriptflorist]

Hey! I love your blog so much, and I'm so happy that I found it (it's helped a lot)! I was wondering if you could do a list of flowers that mean (or fall into the category of/are similar to): Obsession, Obsessive love, 'til death do us part, I want your attention, I belong to you, you belong to me, etc., etc. Along with this, I'd also like to know what flowers are native to New Jersey (And also which ones bloom in the fall, if any?) Thank you, and have a lovely day!

That should be possible with some creativity given that obsession and bonding don’t exist as meanings themselves, but it leans well enough into the Victorian flower language to get something out of it still. Hope there’s something in here that works for your story.

arbor vitae – live for me, unchanging friendship

baby’s breath – everlasting love, innocence, pure of heart

bay leaf – I change but in death/dying

broom-rape – union

carnation (pink) – I will/I’ll never forget you, women’s love

cedar leaf – I live for thee

clover (white) – think of me

columbine – I cannot give thee up, folly, desertion

columbine (purple) – resolved to win

cowslip (american) – divine beauty, you are my angel, you are my divinity

currant – thy frown will kill me, thankfulness

daisy (double) – affection, I reciprocate your affection

daphane (rose) – I desire to please

eschscholzia – do not refuse me

euphorbia – persistence

fleur-de-lis – I burn, flame

foxglove – I am not ambitious for myself but for you, a wish, stateliness, occupation, insincerity, youth

furze – love for all seasons/occasions

gladiolus – you pierce my heart, generosity, I’m sincere, flower of the gladiators

heart’s ease – you occupy my thoughts, forget me not, think of me, thoughts

heart’s ease (purple) – you occupy my thoughts

hemlock – you will be my death

honeysuckle – generous and devoted affection, bonds of love, the bond of love, devotion, I would not answer hastily, fidelity

honeysuckle (coral) – the colour of my fate

honeysuckle (wild) – generous and devoted love

japonica – sincerity, symbol of love

jasmine (indian) – I attach myself to you, attachment, separation

laurestine – a token, I die if neglected, delicate attention

mallow (syrian) – consumed by love, persuasion

rose (carolina) – love is dangerous

shepherd’s purse – I offer you my all

spindle tree – your charms are engraven on my heart

tulip – (a) declaration of love, perfect lover, fame, beautiful eyes

tulip (red) – declaration of love

virginia creeper – I cling to you both in sunshine and in shade

Plants native to New Jersey that bloom in fall/autumn:

allegheny monkey flower

american angelica

american arrowhead

american blue vervain

american lotus

american water-willow

ashy sunflower

bigleaf aster

black-eyed susan

bluebell

blue bead lily

blue cohosh

blue mistflower

blue star

blue wood aster

bottle gentian

bowman’s root

brown-eyed susan

bunchberry

bushy aster

canada goldenrod

canada wild ginger

canadian violet

cardinal flower

carolina geranium

caroline redroot

closed bottle gentian

coastal plain joe-pye weed

common boneset

common evening primrose

cow parsnip

crooked aster

cutleaf coneflower

cup plant

downy skullcap

early goldenrod

false aster

false sunflower

field thistle

flat-topped white aster

foam flower

fringed bleeding heart

fringed loosestrife

gayfeather

golden crownbeard

grass-leaved goldenrod

grassy arrowhead

gray goldenrod

great blue lobelia

hairy aster

hardy hibiscus

heath aster

hoary vervain

horizontal calico aster

jerusalem artichoke

joe-pye weed

late boneset

marsh betony

maryland golden aster

maximilian sunflower

meadow phlox

narrowleaf mountain mint

new england aster

new york aster

new york ironweed

nodding lady’s tresses

orange fringed orchid

orange jewelweed

patridge pea

pearly everlasting

pink tickseed

prairie sagebush

purple-head sneezeweed

purple mountain saxifrage

red baneberry

rock harlequin

rough goldenrod

salt heliotrope

sawtooth sunflower

scarlet bee balm

seashore mallow

seaside goldenrod

selfheal

showy black-eyed susan

showy goldeneye

showy goldenrod

showy tick trefoil

slender buch clover

slender dayflower

smooth beggartick

smooth blue aster

sneezeweed

spotted joe-pye weed

stiff goldenrod

stiff sunflower

swamp sunflower

swamp thistle

sweet goldenrod

sweetscent

sweet-scented joe-pye weed

tall boneset

tall cinquefoil

tall goldenrod

ten-petaled sunflower

threadleaf coreopsis

tickseed

virginia meadow beauty

water arum

western sunflower

wild bergamot

wild cucumber

wild potato vine

wild senna

wingstem

white baneberry

white goldenrod

white panicle aster

white snakeroot

white turtlehead

white wood aster

whorled milkweed

woodland sunflower

wreath goldenrod

yellow jewelweed

yellow pond lily

This website gives a breakdown by county in form of excel lists, albeit it doesn’t say whether the plants bloom in fall or not.

https://npsnj.org/native-plants/where-to-buy-natives/plant-lists/

– Mod Jana

Disclaimer

This blog is intended as writing advice only. This blog and its mods are not responsible for accidents, injuries or other consequences of using this advice for real world situations or in any way that said advice was not intended.

https://www.gardenia.net/native-plants/new-jersey

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My spouse @qu1nntus has been very kind to me over the years during a homebrew campaign called Demaria that my friends play every Saturday.

During the years I have gifted a commission of my character Mr. Whiskers and his wife Autumn Skullcap and just last night I was gift my own dice tray!

I’m going to miss looking forward to Saturday for this campaign and I hope what comes next is just as memorable.

Art is by Coksi_likes_shrimps and a link to their Instagram is attached to the post if you wanna check them out! I’ve gotten a few characters done by them over the years and they always turn out amazing.

https://instagram.com/coksi_likes_shrimps?igshid=YmMyMTA2M2Y=