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Echinacea purpurea or Purple Coneflower -
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Yellow Dotted Mint Monarda punctuata -
Dandelion with a pollinator friend
European
Thyme, Common
Thymus vulgaris
Used primarily as a culinary spice, thyme is an important medicinal as well. Used traditionally as a cough remedy and expectorant, it is also antibacterial...
Thyme, Magic Carpet "Lemon"
T.praecox articus
Extremely low growing lemon thyme with pink blooms. Great between stones or pathways. Sweet little plant and looks beautiful in any herb garden. Hardy...
Thyme, Orange Creeping
Thymus citriodorus ���orange�Û
A pretty creeping thyme with a strong orange scent with slightly variegated leaves. Makes a great rockery plant. The leaves are a refreshing addition to...
Thyme, Spanish
Thymus Zygis
This rare and pungent thyme originating from Spain and Portugal is a very attractive, delicate plant with small, resinous leaves and upright branching...
Transylvanian Sage
Salvia transylvanica
Romanian This Sage is native to Romania and the surrounding area known as Transylvania. It can also be found in North and Central Russia. This beautiful...
Turkey Rhubarb
Rheum palmatum
Originating from North East Asia, well known as an ingredient in the famous Essiac formula this is a strong purgative herb. The roots can be used to cleanse...
Uva Ursi
Arctostaphylos uva-ursi
Bearberry. Kinnik kinnik. Traditional use: This plant has been used as an effective anti-bacterial agent for mild urinary infections. It is specific for...
Valerian
Valeriana officinalis
This plant is widely used to allay pain, nervous unrest, migraines and insomnia. It has an excellent sedative and anti-spasmodic action. It can have the...
Vanilla Grass
Anthoxanthum odoratum
Sweet Vernal grass. European grass with a sweet vanilla aroma similar to Woodruff. A tincture of its flowers in wine is said to give immediate relief from...
Vervain
Verbena officinalis
A sacred plant for the Druids, Romans, and Egyptians used since ancient times. This medicinal herb has a colorful history as an aphrodisiac to "secure the...
Willow Purple
salix purpurea
Originally from Europe, this willow variety has attractive purple catkins in the spring. All willow varieties can be coppiced (repeatedly pruned) for basket...
Winter Savory
Satureja hortensis
This sweet culinary delight is native to central Europe and the Mediterranean. Grows to 2 feet tall with a nice rounded form and shiny, aromatic, evergreen...
Witch Hazel
Hammamelis virginiana
This deciduous shrub has smooth bark and fragrant late Fall flowers. A distillation of the leaves and flower bearing twigs is a powerful astringent and...
Woodruff, Sweet
Galium odoratum
Traditional use: As an ingredient in German punch it was considered helpful in the treatment of migraines, nervous conditions and stomach pains. Used during...
Wormwood
Artemesia absinthium
This striking Artemesia can get quite large, forming a mound of silvery blue-green foliage and sending up 5 foot stalks with small gold flowers....
Yarrow
Achillea millefolium
Traditional use: This is the most medicinally active variety of Yarrow. It's been used traditionally an antiseptic, an anti-inflammatory and as a...
