A fun game you'll like to play (I hope)

kryztyna

monkey cuP

nepenthes - a carnivorous plant with oddly shaped pitchers at the base of their leaves.
 

hedgecub

This was far too hilarious a name to pass over :D

Piss-A-Bed

folkname for the humble dandelion
 

BlueLotus

Dalmation JaspeR

Opaque, gray to yellowish grey gemstone, with greenish black spots similar in appearance to a Dalmation
 

Bluemanticore

RudbecKIA

Folkname for Echinacea
 

hedgecub

Here's the updated list of herbs and crystals mentioned so far:

Absinthe
Acorus calamus
Amber (x2)
Alexandrite
Amazonite
Amethyst
Andalusite
Apatite Cat's Eye
Arsenic
Artemis Herb
Asafoetida
Avena sativa

Bamboo
Ban Xia
Basil
Bergamot
Bladder Wrack
Blue Flag
Borage
Busy Lizzie

Carnelian
Chamomile
Chrysanthemum
Chrysoberyl
Cubeb

Dalmatian Jasper
Damiana
Dandelion
Demantoid Garnet
Deurmekaarbos
Devil's Claw
Diamond
Digitalis
Dill
Diopside
Dolomite
Dong Quai
Drusey Quartz
Dumortierite

Eagle Eye Agate
Echinicea (x2)
Echsholzia
Eilat Stone
Elder
Elderberry
Elecampane
Elecampane Root
Elfwort
Emerald (x2)
English Cowslip
Ephedra (x2)
Epidote
Eucalyptus (x2)
Euclase
Eudialyte
Euphorbia
Euphrasia
European Alder
Eyebright

Fayruz
Fennel
Fenugreek
Frankincense

Gagroot
Galena
Ganja
Garlic
Garnet
Giant Honey Flower
Ginger
Ginseng
Gold
Groundsel
Guava
Gug
Gypsum

Haematite
Hashish
Heliotrope
Houndstongue
Hyssop

Illicium verum
Indian Paint Brush
Indicolite
Indrajao
Inula conyza
Iron

Jade
Jasmine
Juniper

Kapikachhu
Kelp
Kif
Kinnickkinnick
Kiss-Me-At-The-Garden-Gate
Korean Ginseng
Kudzu
Kyanite

Labradorite (x2)
Lamb's Quarters
Lapis Lazuli
Lapis Linguis
Larkspur
Lavender
Lepidolite
Lespedeza
Lion's Tooth
Lodestone
Loosetrife
Lotus
Luffa

Ma Huang
Magnetite
Mandarin
Mandrake
Marjoram
Marshmallow
Mica
Monkey Cup
Moonstone
Motherwort

Naeltjie
Narcissis
Nasturtium
Neckweede
Nelka
Nepeta cataria
Nephrite (x2)
Neroli
Nettles
Nightshade
Niobium
Noni
Nonu
Nutmeg (x4)
Nymphaea alba

Oak
Olive
Omega Flax
Onyx
Opal
Oregano
Oryza sativa

Padparadschah
Pearl
Pepper
Peridot
Piss-A-Bed
Prickly Broom

Quartz

Raspberryspar
Rattleweed
Rauwolfia
Red Clover
Red Coral
Rhodochrosite
Rhododendron
Rhodonite
Rhubarb
Robin-Run-In-The-Hedge
Rose Quartz
Rosemary
Rubellite
Ruby
Rudbeckia
Rue
Run-By-The-Ground

Safflower
Saffron
Sage
St. John's Wort
St. Patrick's Leaf
Sandalwood
Sard
Sassafras
Scarlet Bergamot
Selenite
Smilax
Snakeroot
Snapdragon
Sodalite
Spinel
Stevia
Stinking Willie
Sugulite

Tabak
Tabebuia
Tamarisk
Tanzanite
Tarragon
Tarweed
Taxus baccata
Tea Tree
Teazle, common
Technetium
Tektite
Thimbleberry
Thor's Hat
Thunderegg
Thunderstone
Thymus
Ti
Tiger's Eye
Tin
Titanium
Toadflax
Toadstool
Toloache
Topaz (x3)
Toronjil Morado
Tourmaline
Tree of Enchantment
Trefoil
Tribulus
Tsavorite Garnet
Tulip
Turmeric (x2)
Turquoise

Umckaloabo
Unakite
Unshoe-Horse
Uranophane
Uva ursi

Valeriana wallichii
Vanilla Leaf
Vitex
Vitex negundo

Wahoo
Watermelon Tourmaline
Welcome-Home-Husband-Though-Never-So-Drunk
Willow
Wolf's Bane
Wormwood

Xalastocite
Xenotime-Y
Xenotime-Yb
Xi Shu
Xonotlite

Yarrow (x2)
Yawroot
Yellow Jasper
Yellow Quartz
Yohimbe
Ylang Ylang

Zanthoxylum americum
Zauberwurzel
Zea mays
Zebra Agate
Zebra Marble
Zinc
Zircon
Zoisite
Zuta Levana



Letters never used: NONE! Congrats everyone! :D

Letters used 1-5 times: C, F, H, J, Q, U, V, X

Letters used 6-10 times: B, I, K, M, O, P, W, Y, Z
 

kryztyna

Hi are we still playing:)

KappertJIE Afrikaans for nasturtium
 

Bluemanticore

Kryztyna, I was wondering, but I'm game if you are. :)

JeT
 

kryztyna

:)
thuJA

western hemlock
 

hedgecub

Jupiter's StafF

folk name for mullein, a plant often dried and used as candle wick and torches by the Romans and in Britain in the Middle Ages
 

kryztyna

Hi Hedgecub :) great job with the list!

flaglilY

aka fleur-de-lis or wild iris