Honestly, Cayenne and I had a discussion about birds. Rather than a huge bird list, just for example, we decided to do a 'Raptors of Mizahar', 'Parrots of Mizahar', 'Songbirds of Mizahar', 'Waterfowl of Mizahar', etc etc etc... so for these herbs... I'd keep HERBS HERBS and keep algae, fungus, etc in another list somewhere else.
Also, I'd ALWAYS ALWAYS ALWAYS put them in alphabetical order. You can make lists below that divide by region if you'd like. Some advice:
- Make images all the same SIZE.
- For cost, set up a range inexpensive (few coppers) to extremely expensive (100's of Mizas) and just add that to the value with a chart somewhere else for expense. So you don't have to think up a cost for each plant, just a range running from Inexpensive, Average, Expensive, Extremely Expensive.
- Costs should vary according to whether plant is purchased in its Location or outside its location.
Here's a suggested format.
Arrowleaf Balsamroot
Brief Description: This wooly leafed plant has large outter leaves that are shaped like arrowheads in a mint green shade on the top and a pale white shade beneath. It has, when blooming yellow flowers with yellow centers. that are 10-20 mm by 4-9 mm wide.
Distribution: Throughout woodland Taldera and into Syliras along the Suvan Sea. Found in scattered pockets in Cyphrus near wetlands and in Riparians
Medicinal Purpose: Flowers and Stems edible raw or cooked as greens, roots provide an edible starch and are often boiled, flowers can be seeped in tea to suppress coughing.
Habitat: Lowland to mid-elevations in mountains
Frequency: Common in its own habitat, rare outside
Value: Inexpensive