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This is a table of the real-life growths and growth seasons of plants found in Dwarf Fortress. It is a work in progress.

The values in this table will be incorporated into the Plant Fixes mod. Please feel free to help with the research!

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Plant name	Plant type	Growths	Uses	Appearance Time	Color	Disappearance Time
Abaca
	Perennial Tree-like herb

		Pseudo-trunk Stem	None	Year-round	Green	N/A
		Leaf	Cloth fiber "Manila Hemp"	Every 3-8 months	Green	N/A
		Flower	None	No more than 1 month before leaves reappear	Red-orange	Shortly before leaves reappear
		Fruit	Contains seeds	Sometime after leaves reappear	Almost-white brown	??
		Seeds	Oil for soap only (oil not edible)	N/A	Black	N/A

Acacia
	Tree

		Structural	Low-value wood	Year-round	Brown	N/A
		Leaves	None	Year-round	Green	N/A
		Flowers	None	Several times a year	Yellow	??
		Seedpods	Edible cooked, contains seeds, dye?	??	Brown	??
		Seeds	Edible raw or cooked	N/A	Black	N/A

Alder
	Tree

		Structural	Mid-value wood	Year-round	Brown	N/A
		Leaves	None	Spring	Green, then orange	Autumn
		Male catkins	None	Before leaves	Yellow/pink	Spring
		Female catkins	None	Before leaves	Brown	Late autumn

Alfalfa
	Perennial Herb

		Stem	Edible when young (create sprout growth?)	Year-round	Light green	N/A
		Leaves	None	Early/mid spring	Light green	Mid/late autumn
		Flowers	None	Late spring	Magenta	Early autumn
		Seedhead	Contains seeds	Mid summer	Green	Late autumn
		Seed	Plantable, edible cooked	N/A	Light brown to yellow	N/A

Almond
	Tree

		Structural	Wood	Year-round	Brown	N/A
		Leaves	None	Late spring	Green, then red	November
		Flowers	None	Late February	White	Late spring
		Whole almonds	Contains seeds	September	Light brown	November
		Seeds	Edible	N/A	Brown	N/A

Apple
	Tree

		Structural	Wood	Year-round	Brown	N/A
		Leaves	None	Mid-spring	Green, then orange, then brown	Early winter
		Flowers	None	Mid-spring	Pink, then white	Late spring
		Fruit	Edible, brewable	Mid-autumn	Red, yellow or green	Late autumn
		Seeds	None	N/A	Brown	N/A

Apricot
	Tree

		Structural	Wood	Year-round	Brown	N/A
		Leaves	None	Mid-spring	Green, then yellow	Mid-autumn
		Flowers	None	Very early spring	White	Somewhat quickly
		Fruit	Edible, brewable, contains seed	Mid-summer	Orange	Early autumn
		Pit/kernel	Edible, edible oil	N/A	Brown	N/A

Arrow Bamboo
	Perennial shrub-like herb

		No usable or even interesting growths; going to leave it an unremarkable grass. (Too thin for timber.) However, it grows up to 18 ft tall; might make it a shrub? Stupid pandas and their needing bamboo to be a grass.

Artichoke
	Perennial Herb

		Stem	None	Year-round	Light green	N/A
		Leaves	None	Mid-Spring	Light green	Late autumn
		Bud w/ Heart	Edible/Brewable	Early summer	Light green	2 weeks later
		Flower	None	Immediate upon bud disappearance	Bright purple	??
		Seedhead	Contains seeds	Sometime after flower disappearance	Brown	Late autumn
		Seeds	Planting	N/A	??	N/A

Ash
	Tree

		Structural	Low to mid-quality wood	Year-round	Brown	N/A
		Leaves	None	Late spring	Green, then yellow orange or red	Early autumn
		Flowers (male & female panicles)	None	Mid-spring	Purple
		Samaras	None	Summer	Green then brown, falls off in cloud	Mid-autumn
		Winter buds	None	Mid-winter	Brown	When leaves appear

Asparagus
	Perennial Herb

		Woody stem	None	Year-round	Brown	N/A
		New shoots	Edible	Late spring	light green	Early summer
		Leaves "ferns"	None	Early summer	Green, then yellow in fall & brown in winter	Late winter
		Flowers	None	June	White or yellow	July
		Berries	Contains seeds	??	Red	??

Avocado
	Tree

		Structural	Wood	Year-round	Brown	N/A
		Leaves	None	Year-round	Green	N/A
		Flowers	None?	January	Light green	February
		Fruits	Edible (raw), edible oil	June	Green	October

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Plant name	Plant type	Climate	Growths	Uses	Appearance Time	Color	Disappearance Time
Baby Toes Succulent	Perennial Succulent (herb?)	Very hot desert	Flowers	None	Late summer	White or yellow	Mid-autumn

Bambara Groundnut
	Annual Herb
		Semi-arid tropical to subtropical savannah
			Stem	None	Year-round	Green?	N/A
			Leaves	None	Year-round	Green	N/A
			Flowers	None	40 days after planting	purple or yellow?	60 days after planting
			Seedpods	Contain seeds	Every 85 days, starting at pollination	Brown	30 days after appearance
			Seeds	Edible, plantable. Oil?	N/A	Light brown	N/A

Banana
	Perennial tree-like herb
		Tropical, medium to wet forest
			Pseudostem	None	A new one every 6-8 months	Green	Shortly after fruiting
			Leaves	Fiber for thread	New leaves with every pseudostem	Green	Shortly after fruiting
			Inflorescence (1/plant, at the "tip" of the bunch.)	Edible	No more than 2 months after pseudostem matures	Dark red	When the fruit falls
			Flowers (grow on the inflorescence)	None	Shortly after development of inflorescence	Pale pink	Appear in stages from base to tip; so about 2 months after appearing?
			Fruit (grow along the inflorescence, from the "base" of it, where the early flowers were)	Edible, brewable	4 months after flowering	Yellow or green	About 2 months after the first ripen (they ripen gradually from the base of the inflorescence to the tip)

Barley
	Annual Herb
		Temperate to subtropical forest/grassland
			Stalk	None	15 days after leaves emerge	Green, then brown	90 days after leaves emerge
			Leaves	None	Early spring	Green, then brown	90 days after leaves emerge
			Seedhead	Contains seeds	50 days after leaves emerge	Green, then brown	90 days after leaves emerge
			Seeds	Edible, brewable, millable	N/A	Brown	N/A

Bayberry Bush
	Perennial Shrub
		Temperate marshes or other wet-to-medium. Saltwater OK.
			Structural	None	Year-round	Brown	N/A
			Leaves	None	Early spring	Green	Late autumn (some are evergreen)
			Flowers	None	Mid-Spring	Yellow	Late spring
			Berries	Press for inedible oil & wax; contains seeds	Mid-summer	Light green, ripening to gray-light blue in autumn	Mid-winter
			Seeds	Plantable	N/A		N/A

Bayberry Tree (Chinese Bayberry)
	Tree
		Temperate to subtropical, well-drained, light tree cover at most.
			Structural	Low-quality wood	Year-round	Brown	N/A
			Leaves	None	Year-round	Green	N/A
			Flowers	None	??	White	??
			Berries	Edible, brewable	Harvestable in November	Red	Not long - go bad quickly

Beet
	Biennial Herb
		Temperate, moderately wet, grassland to lightly forested
			Root	Edible, dye	Year-round	Dark magenta-brown	N/A
			Leaves	Edible raw or cooked	Late spring	Green	Mid autumn
			Flowers	None	Mid-summer	Green	Mid-summer
			Seedhead	Contain seeds	Late summer	Brown	Late summer
			Seed	Plantable	N/A	Brown	N/A

Bentgrass	Perennial Herb	Anywhere	Boring. No indication of edible seeds, flowers are small & green & look like a seedhead. Just leave it, whatevs.

Bilberry
	Shrub
		Temperate & subarctic with poor soil. Forests-shrubland.
			Structural	None	Year-round	Brown	N/A
			Leaves	None	Spring	Green, then red	Fall
			Flowers	None	Mid-spring	Light red	Early summer
			Berries	Edible, brewable, dye, contains seeds	Late summer	Dark purple	Early autumn
			Seeds	Plantable	N/A	Dark red	N/A

Birch
	Tree
		Temperate to boreal, any thickness veg
			Wood	High quality wood	Year-round	Cream to tan	N/A
			Leaves	None	Mid spring	Light green, then orange	Mid autumn
			Male catkins	None	Mid autumn	Yellow	Late spring
			Female catkins	None	Early spring	Brown	Early Autumn

Bitter melon

Bitter orange

Bitter vetch

Blackberry

Blood amaranth

Blue sedge

Blueberry

Broad bean

Buckwheat

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Plant name	Plant type	Climate	Growths	Uses	Appearance Time	Color	Disappearance Time
Cabbage

Cacao tree

Candlenut

Caper

Carambola

Carpetgrass

Cashew

Cassava

Cattail

Cedar

Celery

Cherry

Chestnut

Chickpea

Chicory

Citron

Cloudberry

Coconut palm

Coffee

Common reed

Cotton

Cottongrass

Cowpea

Cranberry

Cucumber

Custard-apple

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Plant name	Plant type	Climate	Growths	Uses	Appearance Time	Color	Disappearance Time
Dallisgrass

Date palm

Desert lime

Dog's tooth grass

Downy grass

Dropseed grass

Durian

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Plant name	Plant type	Climate	Growths	Uses	Appearance Time	Color	Disappearance Time
Eggplant

Elephant-head amaranth

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Plant name	Plant type	Climate	Growths	Uses	Appearance Time	Color	Disappearance Time
Fescue grass

Field sedge

Finger lime

Finger millet

Fisher berry

Flax

Fonio

Foxtail millet

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Plant name	Plant type	Climate	Growths	Uses	Appearance Time	Color	Disappearance Time
Garden Cress

Garlic

Ginkgo

Golden bamboo

Grama

Grape

Guava

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Plant name	Plant type	Climate	Growths	Uses	Appearance Time	Color	Disappearance Time
Hair grass

Hard wheat

Hazel

Hedge bamboo

Hemp

Horned melon

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Plant name	Plant type	Climate	Growths	Uses	Appearance Time	Color	Disappearance Time
Jute

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Plant name	Plant type	Climate	Growths	Uses	Appearance Time	Color	Disappearance Time
Kaniwa

Kapok

Kenaf

Knotgrass

Kumquat

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Plant name	Plant type	Climate	Growths	Uses	Appearance Time	Color	Disappearance Time
Larch

Leek

Lentil

Lesser yam

Lettuce

Lime

Long yam

Lychee

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Plant name	Plant type	Climate	Growths	Uses	Appearance Time	Color	Disappearance Time
Macadamia

Mahogany

Maize

Mango

Mangrove

Maple

Marsh thistle

Meadow-grass

Meadowsweet

Mountain avens

Mung bean

Muskmelon

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Plant name	Plant type	Climate	Growths	Uses	Appearance Time	Color	Disappearance Time
Needle Grass

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Plant name	Plant type	Climate	Growths	Uses	Appearance Time	Color	Disappearance Time
Oak

Oats

Olive

Onion

Orange

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Plant name	Plant type	Climate	Growths	Uses	Appearance Time	Color	Disappearance Time
Palm

Papaya

Papyrus sedge

Paradise nut

Parsnip

Passion fruit

Pea

Peach

Peanut

Pear

Pearl millet

Pebble plant

Pecan

Pendant amaranth

Pepper (bell)

Persimmon

Pine

Pineapple

Plum

Pomegranate

Pomelo

Potato

Purple amaranth

Purple moor grass

Purple yam

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Plant name	Plant type	Climate	Growths	Uses	Appearance Time	Color	Disappearance Time
Quinoa

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Plant name	Plant type	Climate	Growths	Uses	Appearance Time	Color	Disappearance Time
Radish

Rambutan

Ramie

Raspberry

Red bean

Red spinach

Reedgrass

Rhubarb

Rice

Round lime

Rubber tree

Rush

Rye

Ryegrass

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Plant name	Plant type	Climate	Growths	Uses	Appearance Time	Color	Disappearance Time
Saguaro

Sand pear

Satintail

Sawgrass

Single-grain wheat (einkorn)

Soft wheat

Sorghum

Soybean

Spelt

Spinach

Squash

Strawberry

String bean

Sweet potato

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Plant name	Plant type	Climate	Growths	Uses	Appearance Time	Color	Disappearance Time
Taro

Tea

Teff

Tomatillo

Tomato

Turnip

Two-grain wheat

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Plant name	Plant type	Climate	Growths	Uses	Appearance Time	Color	Disappearance Time
Urad bean

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Plant name	Plant type	Climate	Growths	Uses	Appearance Time	Color	Disappearance Time
Velvet grass

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Plant name	Plant type	Climate	Growths	Uses	Appearance Time	Color	Disappearance Time
Walnut
	Tree, Alternate Bearing

			Structural	High-value wood	Year-round	Dark Brown	N/A
			Leaves	None	Early Spring	Green, then yellow, fall in clouds	Early Autumn
			Flowers (male first and then female)	None	Spring	Green	Late Spring / When seedpods appear
			Seedpods	Contains nuts, brown dye, tannin, ink	Late Spring / Early Summer, fall	Brown / Green	Late Summer / Early Autumn (when ready)
			Nuts	Edible raw or cooked, oil (food and paint), nut casing used for a few things most not period appropriate	N/A	Brown	N/A

Watermelon
	Annual Vine
		Tropical / Subtropical (dry season), full sun, needs open space as they spread and kill neighbours, can be grown on trellis
			Vines	None	Early winter (in original setting)	Yellow/Brown hairs on new growth, Green, brown when dry	??
			Leaves	Edible raw	With vines	Green, brown when dry	??
			Flowers	Edible raw	They grow quickly	Yellow, brown when dry	When fruit develops
			Fruit	Edible raw, but better cooked, Brewable, acts as major water source for animals, humans can survive on it alone for 6 months	??	Green / Light green (sweeter ones go more yellow), may fall (stem goes dry)	Mid-Winter (when ready)
			Seeds	Edible cooked, flour	N/A	Black	N/A

White millet
	Annual grass
		Temperate (dry), any soil save coarse sands
			Stem	None	Spring	Green, goes yellow	??
			Leaves	None	With stem, but getting bushy by late Spring	Green, goes yellow	??
			Seedhead	Contain seeds	Late summer, early winter (when ready)	Green, goes yellow, wild varieties would drop these	??
			Seeds	Edible cooked, flour	N/A	white/yellow (husks after milling: cream, yellow, orange-red, or brown)	N/A

White mountain heather
	Perennial shrub
		Sub-alpine, patches on ground and in crevices
			Structural (leaves, stems, and all)	None	??	Dark green	N/A
			Flowers	None	Spring	White with red bractlets	Summer

White yam

Wild carrot

Willow

Winter melon

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Plant name	Plant type	Climate	Growths	Uses	Appearance Time	Color	Disappearance Time
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 | Flowers (male first and then female) || None || Spring || Green || Late Spring / When seedpods appear
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-| Seedpods || Contains nuts, brown dye, tannin, ink || Late Spring / Early Summer, fall || Brown / Green || Late Summer / Early Autumn
+| Seedpods || Contains nuts, brown dye, tannin, ink || Late Spring / Early Summer, fall || Brown / Green || Late Summer / Early Autumn (when ready)
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-| Vines || None || Early winter (in original setting) || Yellow/Brown hairs on new growth, Green || ??
+| Vines || None || Early winter (in original setting) || Yellow/Brown hairs on new growth, Green, brown when dry || ??
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-| Leaves || Edible raw || Just after vines (germinates and grows quickly) || Green || ??
+| Leaves || Edible raw || With vines || Green, brown when dry || ??
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-| Flowers || Edible raw || ?? || Yellow || When fruit appear
+| Flowers || Edible raw || They grow quickly || Yellow, brown when dry || When fruit develops
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-| Fruit || Edible raw, but better cooked, Brewable, can be only source of food/water for six months || ?? || Green / Light green (sweeter ones go more yellow), may fall (stem goes dry) || Mid-Winter
+| Fruit || Edible raw, but better cooked, Brewable, acts as major water source for animals, humans can survive on it alone for 6 months || ?? || Green / Light green (sweeter ones go more yellow), may fall (stem goes dry) || Mid-Winter (when ready)
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 | rowspan=5 | Temperate (dry), any soil save coarse sands
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-| Structural || None || Late spring || Green, goes yellow || ??
+| Stem || None || Spring || Green, goes yellow || ??
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-| Leaves || None || Spring || Green, goes yellow || ??
+| Leaves || None || With stem, but getting bushy by late Spring || Green, goes yellow || ??
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-| Seedpods || Contain seeds || Late summer, early winter || Green, goes yellow || ??
+| Seedhead || Contain seeds || Late summer, early winter (when ready) || Green, goes yellow, wild varieties would drop these || ??
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-| Seeds || Edible cooked, flour || N/A || cream, yellow, orange-red, or brown || N/A
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-| Structural (leaves, stems, and all) || None || N/A || Dark green || N/A
+| Structural (leaves, stems, and all) || None || ?? || Dark green || N/A
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