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Revision as of 09:52, 11 July 2025
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| Haven | Mellowfields |
| Population | 1 |
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Summary
Beautiful landscaped gardens await you in this peaceful region. Why not meet Marshtyt the Master Gardener and become a master of hoes and rakes? While you are there, be a good soul and fix those greenhouses.
NPCs
Items
| Plants & Ores | ||
|---|---|---|
 Pink Rose |  Ulisis |  Luachra |
 Funflower |  Gummy Mushroom |  Mint |
 Ginger |  Catnip |  Parsley |
 Sunflower |  Primrose |  Thistle |
 The Silver Nox |  Strawberry |  Gooseberry |
 Blueberry |  Nightberry | |
| Fish | |
|---|---|
 Bluefish Not Spring |  Eel Night |
 Pike |  Barbel Evening |
 Rainfish When Raining |  River Trout Evening |
 Moonfish Night, On Even Days |  Cursefish During a Storm |
 Firefish Not Autumn, When it's Sunny |  Silverscale Daytime |
 Cointail |  Salmon Not Winter |
 Weed Skimmer Daytime | |
| Proverbs | ||
|---|---|---|
 Sunflower (Location Proverb 2) |  Barbel (Location Proverb 2) |  Minnow (Use Proverb) |
 Radish (Use Proverb) |  Pumpkin (Location Proverb 2) | |
| Books | |
|---|---|
| A Letter of Complaint by Barbara Woodhut | |