Sandberry bush

Sandberry bushes are low-lying bushes which grow on the rocky coasts of the Coarse Sea. Sandberries are commonly used by apothecaries as a remedy for insomnia.

Description
Sandberry bushes grow up to around 30 centimetres high with a woody stem and thick wide spreading branches. They grow in an oval shape and often root into rocky terrain. Their leaves grow up straight to the sun and are around 7 centimetres long and 3 centimetres wide. The leaves are coloured green, feel very thick, and have a waxy texture. Their flat six peddled flowers are about 3 to 5 millimetres in diameter and have a azure colour. These flowers grow into small yellow berries of around 11 millimetres. These berries have a bitter taste but can relax muscles when brewed into a tea and can even help with sleeplessness.