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Holy Thistle, Spotted Thistle. Native to Southern Europe, this annual herb originally got its name because it was Highly acclaimed as an all around healing...

Mexican Milkweed, Bloodflower, Chinese Milkweed, Ma Li Jin. Originating from the Carribean and South America and used in Native American and Chinese herbal...

Redroot, Red puccoon, Red Indian paint. This is another lovely woodland plant, becoming endangered in it's native habitat, well worth growing in the Shade...

Red veined Dock or Blood wort. Native to the British Isles with striking leaves colored by bright maroon veins. Young leaves make a delicious and...

Traditionally used by American Indian women who drank an infusion made from the root two weeks before childbirth. It can increase the effectiveness of...

Beautiful, stately perennial can grow to 6 feet. Native to North America it enjoys a moist location flowering in summer with narrow spikes of intensely blue...

This plant, an Eastern North American native, has been used as an excellent remedy for colds and intermittent fever, especially flu with body aches. Medical...

A moisture loving tropical perennial that is almost an aquatic plant and is native to Eastern India. It is a greatly respected memory enhancing herb, nerve,...

Chai Hu. Another Foundation Herb in Traditional Chinese formulas for the health of the liver and circulatory systems. Bitter roots of the plant help...

Burdock is known for it's large taproots which are commonly eaten in Asia as a medicinal food with significant blood purifying properties. Traditionally...

Tea made from the dried bark of the root or the leaves calms digestion and dispels heat. Externally, it is helpful for skin diseases and fungal infections....

Western Coltsfoot Native to moist shady areas of western North America the root and leaf are used for respiratory complaints such as bronchitis, asthma and...