"Oh! Yeah, of course." Sally flips the paper and begins scribbling. She draws a pretty decent picture of the flower. "It's also called a coneflower, and it's a deep fuchsia color with a dark purple center. Though it won't be in bloom yet, so you'll want to look for long stalks with needle like leaves and pinkish-purple buds on top. It's used to treat infection and decrease inflammation. We use the root of the plant, primarily."