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boneset

Boneset πŸ”’

Eupatorium perfoliatum

Perennial wetland plant with paired leaves that appear to be pierced by the stem, and flat clusters of small white…

Bitter
boswellia

Boswellia πŸ”’

Boswellia serrata

A branching tree native to dry, rocky regions, tapped for its fragrant oleo-gum-resin, which is collected as hardened amber-colored droplets…

Bitter
burdock root

Burdock Root πŸ”’

Arctium lappa

Large biennial with broad leaves and hooked burrs; root is the medicinal/culinary part.

Bitter Earthy
caraway

Caraway πŸ”’

Carum carvi

Biennial herb with feathery leaves; seeds are the familiar rye-bread spice.

Earthy Spicy
cardamom

Cardamom πŸ”’

Elettaria cardamomum

Tropical perennial in the ginger family; seed pods are the aromatic spice.

Spicy Sweet
catnip

Catnip πŸ”’

Nepeta cataria

Aromatic mint-family perennial, well known for its effect on cats but used differently in human herbalism.

Earthy Minty
cayenne

Cayenne πŸ”’

Capsicum annuum

A hot chili pepper cultivar, grown as an annual in most climates, prized both as a culinary spice and for…

Pungent Spicy
celery seed

Celery Seed πŸ”’

Apium graveolens

The tiny, aromatic dried seed of the celery plant, used as a culinary spice and traditional herbal remedy distinct from…

Bitter
chaga

Chaga πŸ”’

Inonotus obliquus

A dark, charcoal-like fungal growth (technically a sclerotium, not a typical mushroom cap) found on birch trees in cold climates.

Bitter Earthy
chanca piedra

Chanca Piedra πŸ”’

Phyllanthus niruri

A small, weedy annual herb with slender branches lined with tiny, opposite leaves and small flowers and seed capsules tucked…

Bitter
chasteberry

Chasteberry πŸ”’

Vitex agnus-castus

A large aromatic shrub or small tree with palmate, finger-like leaves and long spikes of lavender-to-violet flowers, producing small dark,…

Pungent
chickweed

Chickweed πŸ”’

Stellaria media

Low sprawling annual with small white star-shaped flowers, common in gardens.

Earthy Sweet
chives

Chives πŸ”’

Allium schoenoprasum

A perennial member of the onion family with slender, hollow, mild-flavored leaves and attractive purple flower clusters, one of the…

Pungent
cleavers

Cleavers πŸ”’

Galium aparine

Sprawling annual with tiny hooked hairs that let it cling to clothing and fur, small white flowers, and whorled leaves.

Earthy
clove

Clove πŸ”’

Syzygium aromaticum

Tropical evergreen tree; cloves are the dried, unopened flower buds.

Spicy
comfrey

Comfrey πŸ”’

Symphytum officinale

Large-leaved perennial with bristly hairs and clusters of purple-pink bell-shaped flowers.

Earthy
coriander cilantro

Coriander/Cilantro πŸ”’

Coriandrum sativum

An annual herb in the carrot family whose fresh leaf (cilantro) and dried seed (coriander) are used as two distinct…

Citrus
corn silk

Corn Silk πŸ”’

Zea mays

The fine, silky threads found inside an ear of corn, between the husk and the kernels β€” traditionally saved and…

Sweet
cranberry

Cranberry πŸ”’

Vaccinium macrocarpon

A low, trailing evergreen shrub native to North American bogs and wetlands, bearing tart red berries.

Sour
curry leaf

Curry Leaf πŸ”’

Murraya koenigii

A small tree whose aromatic leaves are a foundational flavoring in South Indian cooking β€” genuinely distinct from "curry powder,"…

Pungent
devils claw

Devil’s Claw πŸ”’

Harpagophytum procumbens

Sprawling perennial with distinctive hooked, claw-like seed pods, native to the arid regions of southern Africa.

Bitter
dill

Dill πŸ”’

Anethum graveolens

A feathery-leaved annual in the carrot family, valued both for its fresh fronds (dill weed) and its aromatic seed, widely…

Pungent
elderflower

Elderflower πŸ”’

Sambucus nigra

The creamy-white, fragrant flower clusters of the same plant whose berries are already in this library as Elderberry β€” harvested…

Floral Sweet
elecampane

Elecampane πŸ”’

Inula helenium

Tall, stately perennial with large leaves and big yellow daisy-like flowers, grown for its thick aromatic root.

Bitter Pungent
eleuthero

Eleuthero πŸ”’

Eleutherococcus senticosus

Spiny deciduous shrub; root is the medicinal part, distinct from true Panax ginseng.

Bitter Earthy
eyebright

Eyebright πŸ”’

Euphrasia officinalis

A small, semi-parasitic annual wildflower with tiny white flowers streaked with purple and a yellow throat, growing low in grasslands…

Bitter
fenugreek

Fenugreek πŸ”’

Trigonella foenum-graecum

An annual legume with clover-like leaves and small, angular yellow-brown seeds, one of the oldest cultivated spice and medicinal plants.

Bitter
feverfew

Feverfew πŸ”’

Tanacetum parthenium

Bushy perennial with small daisy-like flowers and yellow-green, feathery, strongly-scented leaves.

Bitter
flaxseed

Flaxseed πŸ”’

Linum usitatissimum

A slender annual with delicate blue flowers, grown for both its fiber (linen) and its small, oil-rich brown or golden…

Earthy
gentian

Gentian πŸ”’

Gentiana lutea

A tall alpine perennial with smooth oval leaves and clusters of bright yellow star-shaped flowers, prized for its thick, intensely…

Bitter
ginseng

Ginseng πŸ”’

Panax ginseng

A slow-growing woodland perennial with a distinctive forked, humanlike taproot, palmate leaves, and small red berries, cultivated primarily for its…

Bitter
goldenseal

Goldenseal πŸ”’

Hydrastis canadensis

Low woodland perennial with a single large lobed leaf and small greenish flower, prized for its bright yellow root.

Bitter
gotu kola

Gotu Kola πŸ”’

Centella asiatica

A small, ground-hugging perennial with fan-shaped leaves, native to wetlands and low-lying areas throughout tropical Asia. Not related to the…

Bitter
green tea

Green Tea πŸ”’

Camellia sinensis

An evergreen shrub whose young leaves and leaf buds are harvested and minimally processed (unlike black tea, which is fully…

Astringent Bitter
hawthorn

Hawthorn πŸ”’

Crataegus laevigata

Small thorny tree or shrub with white spring flowers and red berries in fall.

Sour Sweet
horehound

Horehound πŸ”’

Marrubium vulgare

Woolly-leaved perennial with a distinctive musky scent and small white flowers in tight whorls.

Bitter
horse chestnut

Horse Chestnut πŸ”’

Aesculus hippocastanum

A large ornamental shade tree with palmate leaves, upright clusters of white flowers in spring, and glossy brown seeds encased…

Bitter
horseradish

Horseradish πŸ”’

Armoracia rusticana

A hardy perennial root vegetable in the mustard family, valued for its intensely pungent root, which releases sharp, sinus-clearing compounds…

Pungent
horsetail

Horsetail πŸ”’

Equisetum arvense

An ancient, non-flowering perennial fern relative with hollow, jointed, bamboo-like stems that are notably rich in silica, giving them a…

Astringent
hyssop

Hyssop πŸ”’

Hyssopus officinalis

A semi-woody perennial in the mint family with narrow, aromatic leaves and spikes of small blue-purple flowers, historically significant in…

Bitter
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