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The Grove

MapleClan

Grove

A peaceful collection of old trees used for lessons, conversations, ceremonies, and quiet community gatherings.

Falling branches; thorny growth; hidden predators; slippery roots

Prey

Wood mice; squirrels; voles; thrushes; finches

Predators

Foxes; owls; hawks; occasional snakes

Herbs

Alder Bark; Beech Leaves; Bindweed; Burdock Root; Burnet; Catchweed; Celandine; Chamomile; Chervil; Chickweed; Cob Nuts; Cobweb; Coltsfoot; Comfrey; Daisy Leaf; Dandelion; Dock; Dried Oak Leaf; Elder Leaves; Fennel; Feverfew; Goldenrod; Goosegrass; Hawkweed; Heather Nectar; Honey; Horsetail; Juniper Berries; Lamb's Ear; Lavender; Mallow Leaves; Marigold; Mint; Oak Leaf; Parsley; Poppy Seeds; Ragwort Leaves; Raspberry Leaf; Rosemary; Rush; Snakeroot; Sorrel; Stick; Stinging Nettle; Sweet Sedge; Tansy; Thyme; Tormentil; Watermint; Wild Garlic; Willow Bark; Willow Leaves; Wintergreen; Yarrow; Deathberries; Foxglove Seeds; Holly Berries

Activities
Seasonal Notes

Newleaf brings nesting birds and herbs. Greenleaf thickens the undergrowth. Leaf-fall covers trails. Leaf-bare reduces prey and exposes roots.

Lessons; community gatherings; quiet meetings

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