Herbs

Fo-ti is an herb native to China that is also found in Japan and Taiwan. A perennial twining herbaceous vine growing 3 to 6 feet long or more, the smooth Read more >>

Fumitory can be described as a low shrub with gray pointed leaves, and from a distance the plant can have the wispy appearance of smoke. The pink-purple flower blooms in Read more >>

Guarana is a plant named for the Guarani tribe in the Amazon, who used the seeds to brew a drink. Guarana is a native species of South America and has Read more >>

Herb Robert is an annual or bien­nial herb that is native to Europe, southern temperate Asia, and North Africa, and has naturalized in North and South America. Herb Robert is Read more >>

Hops plant is a very popular herb native to Britain. The dried, flowering part of the plant is used to make medicine. The leaves are heart-shaped and lobed, on foot-stalks, Read more >>

Rhodiola rosea is a flowering herb in the Crassulaceae family. A hardy perennial, rhodiola is distinguished by spiky blue-green leaves and its bright yellow flowers. However, it is the plant’s Read more >>

Couch grass, also commonly known as dog grass, took its latter name from the tendency of dogs to dig it up and eat it when they felt ill. In human Read more >>

Deer’s tongue is a plant. People use the dried leaf to make medicine. Deer’s tongue is used by many folks for Luck in Love Affairs and in Court Cases. The Read more >>

Centaury is a small, annual herb, native to Europe and naturalized in the United States and belongs to the Gentian family. It thrives in boggy meadows as well as in Read more >>

Celandine is a plant. The dried above-ground parts, root, and rhizome (underground stem) are used to make medicine. Celandine is a part of the poppy family with blue-green leaves. Its Read more >>