A warm cup of Joe in the morning is not usually sipped with herbal medicine in mind, but no one will tell you it doesn’t have an effect on the body. Coffee is full of stimulants that, when properly placed, provide a remedy for common health problems.
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Calendula officinalis, a.k.a. Pot Marigold Calendula is the last ray of sunshine in the garden....
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Berberis (or Mahonia) aquafolium (B. repens or nervosa species also used), a.k.a. Oregon Mountain...
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Rubus idaeus, a.k.a. Red Raspberry Raspberry is a woman’s best friend. The tea soothes...
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Vaccinium mytillus and other species, a.k.a. Wineberry, Dyeberry and Whortleberry With diabetes...
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Malus domestica/sylvestrus a.k.a.: Fruit of the Gods, Fruit of the Underworld, The Silver Bough...
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Achillea millefolium Yarrow is nature’s bandage. Since yarrow grows in every vacant lot,...
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Crataegus species, a.k.a. Mayhaw and Thornapple. Hawthorn loves the heart. It lowers high blood...
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Stellaria media, a. k. a. Starwort or Common Chickweed I am always delighted to see chickweed...
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Melissa Officinalis, a. k. a. Sweet Melissa, Balm Like most other members of the Mint Family,...
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Fragaria vesca, a. k. a. Wild Strawberry, Woodland Strawberry Nothing says summer like a ripening...
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Sambuccus nigra, a. k. a. Black Elderberry, Blue Elderberry Elder was called the “country...
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Taraxacum officinale, a.k.a. Fairy Clock Few plants can fill the herbalist’s heart with such...
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