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Old 06-12-2004, 12:57 AM   #1
Eorl of Rohan
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Narya COLOR of Stonecrop

I have raised this question a few months ago, pointing out that it is described as golden in LOTR but Barrow-Wight in this community said something about it being red. At the denial of the said person of saying such a thing, this matter was closed, but I have to open this up again.

There IS two entries concerning stonecrop in Tolkien's works that I have managed to find out, which contradicts each other in the matter of color.



Seregon, Blood of Stone, which is stonecrop in English language - is blood-red in color ----> Unfinished TAles

Amid silver trailing plants that bound itself on the head in reverence for the fallen King, stonecrop gleamed from the crevice in golden color. ---->[B] LOTR[/B



Now, it is my belief that stonecrop is an existing plant. Can anyone confirm or deny this fact? If so, what is the color of this plant? Why would have this plant been described differently in color?

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