Hogwarts plants

harry potter herbology

The Hogwarts greenhouses or Herbology greenhouses[2] were where Herbology classes were taught at Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry.[1] During the 1996–1997 school year, the greenhouses were also used by the Potions Club.[2] They were located on the north side of the castle, after the vegetable patch. The greenhouses had statues of long, serpentine dragon statues running along the peaked roofs.[3] They were home to many exotic and magical plants including some that were extremely...

Movie Treasures By Brenda: Harry Potter Herbology Print. Ace that Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry exam!

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A guide to identifying magical wandwoods.Ollivander’s notes on wandwoods and their magical characteristics can be found here. This is a follow up to my Harry Potter herbology series.

The Mimbulus mimbletonia was a very rare magical plant, surmised to have originated in Assyria.[1] The Mimbulus mimbletonia was most notable for its pulsating and squirming nature and its unique defence mechanism. When prodded, a substance called Stinksap was squirted out from the boils on the surface of the plant. Stinksap was a non-poisonous liquid and was described as dark green and smelling like "rancid manure".[1] As a seedling, it required ample light, excellent drainage, high...

Mandrake, mandragora autumnalis The mandragora autumnalis is from the nightshade family solanaceae. It is a hardy perennial herb that can grow up to a height of 10 centimeters, and is native to the...

Harry Potter fans can get explore Professor Sprout's greenhouse for the first time this July

Studying Mandrakes in Herbology Class, Hogwarts, from "Harry Potter." idigitalcitizen.files.wordpress.com/2009/08/ron-weasley-h...

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