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Word names - Herbs
A list of word names based on herbs, medicinal, culinary and more! Also includes spices such as pepper and clove. Some may be included in future lists such as ones for vegetables and flowers. Under the cut because there’s a lot! This is my first word name masterpost and if I ever edit it to add new names I’ll reblog myself with the updates so the list can be as complete as possible :3
Basil
Bay
Laurel
Sage
Salvia- The genera of sage.
Clary- a species of sage.
Thyme
Thymus- genera of thyme. Also spelled the same as a body part (a gland).
Coriander
Tarragon
Clove
Nutmeg
Myristica- genera of nutmeg.
Cinnamon
Yarrow
Achillea- genera of yarrow.
Betony
Rosemary
Marjoram
Rue
Fennel
Lavender
Parsley
Cilantro
Allspice
Anise
Cayenne
Pepper
Peppercorn
Piper- genera of pepper.
Cassia
Catnip
Nepeta- genera of catnip. I see you homestucks ur valid
Hyssop
Ginger
Melissa- genera of lemon balm.
Verbena
Aloysia- genera of verbena.
Paprika
Oregano
Savory
Mint
Mentha- genera of mint.
Saffron
Sorrel
Vanilla
Valerian
Artemisia- genera of mugwort, sweet annie, and related plants.
Annatto
Caraway
Chicory
Cicely
Chervil
Chive
Allium- genera of onions and garlic.
Myrtle
Myrtus- genera of myrtle.
Caper
Dill
Juniper (berries are used to flavor gin and rarely used as a spice).
Berry (to go along with juniper and other spices originating from berries).
Jasmine
Lovage
Veronica
Mallow
Althaea- genera of mallow.
Perilla
Sesame
Acacia
Poppy
Passion- as in passion flower.
Passiflora- genera of passion flower.
Camellia
Tea
Arnica
Neem
Vetiver
Echinacea
Ginkgo
Licorice
Ilex- genera of yerba mate, along with other related plants.
Henna
Chamomile
Anthemis- genera of roman chamomile.
Alfalfa
Melaleuca- genera of tea tree.
Moringa
Lotus
Nelumbo- genera of lotus.
Kava
Kanna
Willow
Salix- genera of willow.
Thistle
Silybum- genera of thistle.
Stellaria- genera of chickweed.
Dandelion
Cocoa
Carob
Chia
Celery
Damiana
Heather
Calluna- genera of heather.
Aloe
Comfrey
Patchouli
Myrrh
Stevia
Rose
Rosehip
Matcha
Nettle
Clover
Bryony
Bryonia- genera of bryony.
Calendula
Marigold
Hops
Hibiscus
Rhodiola
Hazel
**The following references psychoactive herbs! As in drugs! Caution!**
Weed- generic, can reference cannabis or not.
Herb- generic, can reference cannabis or not.
Bud- generic, can reference cannabis or not.
Cannabis
Sativa- sativa is also a commonly used name for other unrelated plant species.
Indica
Hemp
Mary Jane
Reefer
Kief- note: this word is derived from Arabic.
Kush- note: this word is named after the Kush mountain range/area.
Dab- not necessarily referring to the cannabis preparation.
Hash- not necessarily referring to the cannabis preparation.
Haze- not necessarily referring to the cannabis subtype.
Diesel- not necessarily referring to the cannabis subtype.
Blunt- not necessarilly referring to the cannabis preparation.
Joint- not necessarily referring to the cannabis preparation.
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a list of names inspired by: plants
this list includes names relating to trees, shrubs, herbs, succulents and lesser-known/used flowers.
Abu: minor Sumerian god of plants
Alder: flowering plants in the birch family
Alfalfa: a perennial flowering plant in the legume family
Almond: a species of tree native to Iran
Aloe: a succulent native to the Old World tropics
Amaryllis: an autumn-flowering South African bulbous herb
Apple: the round fruit of a tree of the rose family
Aralia: trees and shrubs of the ginseng family
Artemis: Greek goddess of the hunt, wild animals, nature, wilderness
Ash: a tree with silver-gray bark and compound leaves
Aster: a plant of the daisy family with bright rayed flowers
Balsam: a herbaceous plant cultivated for its flowers
Basil: an aromatic annual herb of the mint family, native to tropical Asia
Bay: an evergreen Mediterranean shrub of the laurel family
Calla: South African plant widely cultivated for its showy pure white spathe and yellow spadix
Carraway: white-flowered aromatic Old World herb of the carrot family
Cayenne: a bush of moderately-hot, tapering, skinny, mostly red-colored peppers
Cedar: conifers which typically yield fragrant, durable timber
Chamomile: an aromatic European plant of the daisy family, with white and yellow flowers.
Cherry: trees and shrubs of the rose family cultivated for their fruits or ornamental flowers
Chervil: a plant of the parsley family, with small white flowers and delicate fernlike leaves
Chicory: a blue-flowered Mediterranean plant of the daisy family, cultivated for its edible salad leaves
Chloris: Greek goddess of flowers
Chrysanthemum: a plant of the daisy family with brightly colored ornamental flowers
Cicely: an aromatic white-flowered plant of the parsley family, with fernlike leaves
Cinnamon: an aromatic spice made from the peeled, dried, and rolled bark of a Southeast Asian tree
Clementine: a tangerine of a deep orange-red North African variety
Coral Bell: a perennial alumroot cultivated for its feathery spikes of tiny red bell-shaped flowers
Coriander: an aromatic Mediterranean plant of the parsley family
Cotton: a soft white fibrous substance that surrounds the seeds of a tropical and subtropical plant
Demeter: Greek goddess of the harvest, crops, the fertility of the earth
Diana: Roman goddess of the hunt, wild animals, nature, wilderness
Dill: an aromatic herb of the parsley family, with fine blue-green leaves and yellow flowers
Durio: a small genus of tall Asiatic and Indian trees with tapering leaves and small green flowers
Echeveria: a succulent plant with rosettes of fleshy colorful leaves
Feronia: Roman goddess associated with wildlife, fertility, health and abundance
Filbert: a cultivated hazel tree that bears edible oval nuts.
Flora: Roman goddess of flowers and the spring
Freesia: a small southern African plant of the iris family, with fragrant, colorful, tubular flowers
Gaea: Greek goddess of the earth and its personification
Gardenia: a tree or shrub with large fragrant white or yellow flowers
Haricot: an edible bean of a variety with small white seeds
Hawthorn: a thorny tree of the rose family, with white, pink, or red blossoms
Hazel: a small tree with broad leaves bearing catkins in spring and edible nuts in autumn
Hemlock: a highly poisonous European plant, with a purple-spotted stem, fernlike leaves, and small white flowers
Hickory: a chiefly North American tree of the walnut family
Holly: a shrub, typically having prickly dark green leaves, small white flowers, and red berries
Hosta: an eastern Asian plant known for its shade-tolerant foliage and mauve or white flowers.
Huckleberry: a low-growing North American shrub of the heath family
Iris: a plant with sword-shaped leaves and showy flowers, typically purple, yellow, or white
Ivy: a woody evergreen climbing plant with shiny, dark green five-pointed leaves
Jade: a succulent plant with small pink or white flowers known as a “lucky plant” or “money tree”
Juniper: an evergreen shrub or small tree that bears aromatic berrylike cones
Kale: a cabbagelike cultivated plant of the mustard family, having curled or wrinkled leaves
Lavender: a small aromatic evergreen shrub of the mint family, with narrow leaves and bluish-purple flowers
Lilac: a shrub or small tree of the olive family, that has fragrant violet, pink, or white blossoms
Magnolia: a tree or shrub with large, typically creamy-pink, waxy flowers
Mahogany: the tropical American tree that produces mahogany timber used for high-quality furniture
Maple: a tree with lobed leaves, winged fruits, and colorful autumn foliage
Medeina: Lithuanian goddess of forests
Mint: an aromatic plant native to temperate regions of the Old World
Nectarine: a genetic variant of common peaches, domesticated in China over 4,000 years ago
Oak: a tree that bears acorns as fruit, and typically has lobed deciduous leaves
Okra: a plant with long ridged seedpods, native to the Old World tropics
Olive: widely cultivated evergreen tree, native to warm regions of the Old World
Orchid: a tropical forest plant with complex flowers that are often showy or bizarrely shaped
Ostrya: a genus of small deciduous trees in the birch family
Oxylus: Greek god of forests & mountains
Palm: an unbranched evergreen tree with a crown of long feathered or fan-shaped leaves
Parsley: an herbal plant with white flowers and aromatic leaves
Peach: a Chinese tree that bears the peach fruit
Pentandra: the ceiba pentandra is a massive tropical tree with deep ridges on its trunk
Peony: a herbaceous plant of north temperate regions, cultivated for its showy flowers
Pepper: a climbing vine with berries that are dried as black or white peppercorns
Persephone: Greek goddess of spring growth
Poinsettia: a small Mexican shrub with large showy scarlet bracts surrounding the small yellow flowers
Pomona: goddess of fruit trees, gardens and orchards
Ponderosa: a tall slender pine tree, the most widespread conifer of western North America
Poppy: a herbaceous plant with showy flowers, milky sap, and rounded seeds
Porvata: Polish god of the woods
Rosemary: an evergreen aromatic shrub of the mint family, native to southern Europe
Sage: an aromatic plant with grayish-green leaves that are used as a culinary herb
Sequoia: a redwood tree, especially the California redwood.
Silvanus: tutelary spirit or deity of woods and fields and protector of forests
Spruce: a widespread coniferous tree which has a distinctive conical shape and hanging cones
Stevia: a composite herb native to South America whose leaves are the source of a natural sweetener
Sugar: sugar cane is a perennial tropical grass with tall stout jointed stems from which sugar is extracted
Sycamore: a large Eurasian maple with winged fruits, native to central and southern Europe
Tamarack: a slender North American coniferous tree with bunches of deciduous bright green needles
Terra: Roman primeval goddess personifying the earth
Tilia: a genus of about 30 species of trees or bushes
Tulip: a bulbous spring-flowering plant of the lily family, with boldly colored cup-shaped flowers
Tāne: Māori god of forests and of birds
Verbena: a chiefly American herbaceous plant which bears heads of bright showy flowers
Willow: a tree or shrub of temperate climates that typically has narrow leaves, bears catkins, and grows near water
Zelkova: an Asian tree of the elm family, cultivated for its timber, or as a bonsai tree
Zinfandel: a variety of wine grape grown in California
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A List of Herbs and Spices
Acerola
African Bird Pepper
Agar Agar
Agrimony
Alfalfa
Alkanet
Alliums
Allspice
Aloe Vera
Angelica
Anise
Annatto
Arrowroot
Asafoetida
Ashwagandha
Arnica
Astragalus
Balm Of Gilead
Barberry
Barley
Basil
Bayberry
Bearberry
Bee Balm
Bee Pollen
Beet Root
Beth Root
Benzoin
Bilberry
Birthwort
Blackberry
Black Cohosh
Black Haw
Bladderwrack
Blessed Thistle
Blue Cohosh
Blue Flag
Blue Vervain
Blue Violet
Boldo
Boneset
Borage
Boswellia Serrata
Buchu
Buckthorn
Buckwheat
Bupleurum
Burdock
Burnett
Butcher’s Broom
Butternut
Cabbage
Calamus
California Poppy
Calendula
Canadian Snakeroot
Camphor
Caraway
Carob
Cascara Sagrada
Caster Oil
Catmint/Catnip
Cat’s Claw
Cayenne Pepper
Celandine
Celery
Centaury
Chamomile,German
Chamomile, Roman
Chaparral
Chaste Berry
Chervil
Chia
Chickweed
Chicory
Chipotle
Chives
Chrysanthemum
Cilantro
Cinnamon
Cinquefoil
Citric Acid
Clary
Clay
Cleavers
Clove
Club Moss
Codonopsis
Colicroot
Coltsfoot
Comfrey
Coneflower
Copal Oro
Coptis
Coriander
Cornflower
Corn Silk
Couch Grass
Cowslip
Cramp Bark
Cranesbill
Cubeb
Cumin
Curly Dock
Damiana
Damson
Dandelion
Devils Claw
Devils Club
Dill
Dong Quai
Dragons Blood
Dock
Dulse
Echinacea
Elder
Elecampane
Eleuthero
Epazote
Eucalyptus
Eyebright
False Unicorn Root
Fennel
Fenugreek
Feverfew
Feverwort
Figwort
Flax, Flaxseed
Frankincense
Fuller’s Earth
Galangal
Garlic
Gentian
Ginger
Ginkgo
Ginseng
Goat’s Rue
Goldenrod
Goldenseal
Gotu Kola
Grapeseed
Gravel Root
Greater Burnet
Great Mullein
Green Tea
Grindelia
Ground Ivy
Guarana
Gymnema
Hawthorn
Heartsease
Henbane
Henna
Hibiscus
Honeysuckle
Hops
Horehound, Black
Horehound, White
Horse Chestnut
Horseradish
Horsetail
Hydrangea
Hyssop
Irish Moss
Jasmine
Jewelweed
Jimsonweed
Juniper
Kava Kava Root
Kelp
Kudzu
Lady’s-mantle
Lady’s Slipper
Lavender
Lemon Balm
Lemon Verbena
Lemongrass
Licorice
Liferoot
Line
Linden
Linseed
Lobelia
Lomatium
Lovage
Lungwort
Lychii Berry
Mace
Madder
Mandrake
Maidenhair Fern
Maidenhair Tree
Mallow
Marigold
Marjoram
Marshmallow
Meadowsweet
Milk Thistle
Mistletoe
Motherwort
Mugwort
Muira Pauma
Mulberry
Mullein
Mustard
Myrrh
Neem
Nettle
Nutmeg
Oats
Olive Leaf
Onion
Oregano
Oregon Grape Root
Orris Root
Osha
Papaya Leaf
Paprika
Parsley
Passion Flower
Patchouli
Pau D’arco
Peppermint
Pennyroyal
Peony
Periwinkle
Peruvian Bark
Pipsissewa
Plantain
Pleurisy Root
Poke Root
Poplar
Prickly Ash
Primrose
Psyllium
Pukeweed
Purple Coneflower
Purslane
Quassia
Queen Of The Meadow
Radish Seed
Raspberry
Red Clover
Rehmannia
Reishi Mushroom
Rheumatism Root
Rhubarb
Rose/Rose Hips
Rosemary
Rue
Safflower
Saffron
Sage
Salt (Sea)
Saint John's Wort
Sarsaparilla
Sassafras
Savory
Saw Palmetto
Schizandra
Self-heal
Senna
Sesame
Shavegrass
Sheep’s Sorrel
Shepards Purse
Skullcap
Skunk Cabbage
Slippery Elm
Soapbark
Soapwort
Southern Wood
Spikenard
Spirulina
Squaw Vine
Squawroot
Stevia
Stickwort
Stillingia
Stone Root
Strawberry Leaf
Suma
Sweet Cicely
Sweet Sumac
Sweet Violet
Sweetgrass
Szechuan
Tansy
Tarragon
Thuja
Tea
Tea Tree Oil
Thyme
Tonka Bean
Tribulus Terrestris
Turkey Rhubarb
Turmeric
Unicorn Root, False
Usnea
Uva Ursi
Valerian
Vanilla
Vervain
Vitex/Chaste Tree
Violet
White Willow
Wild Yam
Willow
Wintergreen
Witch Hazel
Wood Betony
Wormwood
Xanthan Gum
Yam
Yarrow
Yellow Doc
Yerba Mate
Yerba Santa
Yohimbe Bark
Yucca
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Herbs and Plants for Offerings
Here’s a list of herbs, plants and anything you can find in your kitchen or in (nearby, common) nature that you can use in your offering to the Gods. It’s mainly a combination of information found through reading as well as personal experiences!
If you want to be 150% sure a herb is safe for use (since I’m not a pro on EVERY herb myself), a quick research will never do harm!
Hearth and home deities: Rosemary, thyme.
God/esses of love and passion: Lavender, sandalwood.
Garden/nature deities: Bay.
Gods of prosperity and abundance: Mint, pennyroyal, catnip.
Ancestor spirits: Sage, sweetgrass.
Childbirth and fertility god/esses: Rose, sandalwood, appleblossoms.
Freya: cowslip, daisy, primrose, strawberry, mistletoe, medicinal herbs, chamomile, silverweed, shepherds purse, flax, flowers, beeswax.
Freyr: honey, evergreens, barley, cherry, lemon, wheat/grains, amber.
Loki: oats, mullein, alder, citrus, mandarin, lemon, hibiscus, apple, nuts,
Hel: fruits, roses, wormwood, yarrow, yew, almond, jasmine. (hemlock)
Thor: bear root, garlic, onions, leeks, bearberries, hops, rosemary, oaks, thistle, sandalwood, rosewood, vanilla, pepper, ash, vervain.
Njordr: sea salt, driftwood, seaweed, tobacco, lavender, shells, spices, rum.
Sigyn: dandelion, weeds, butterfly bushes, lavender, ash, milk thistle, tulips, cherry blossoms.
Aegir: hops, barley, potato, alecost, ground ivy, bread, seafood.
Odin: ash, elm, parsley, rowan, woad, cedar, moss, forest soil, berries.
Skadi: snow water, mint, ice water, spring water, snow, ice, river water.
Tyr: daphne, belladonna, spurge, wolfsbane, mustard, cedar, rosewood.
Idunn: (green) apples, apple tree leaves, moss, peony blossoms.
Sif: wheat, barley, moss, grains, meadowsweet, honey.
Heimdall: angelica, cumin, bergamot, amyris, coffee (powder/grounds)
Baldr: St. John’s Wort, chamomile, honey.
Nanna: chamomile, lavender, roses.
Forseti: rosemary, thyme, chamomile, myrtle, cedar, sandalwood.
Bragi: gurjun wood, wood avens, purslane.
Nerthus: root vegetables, berries, grains, moss, myrtle.
Thrud: honey, red/gold/orange flowers, oak leaves, beeswax.
The Nine Sacred Herbs: mugwort, plantain, watercress, viper’s bugloss, chamomile, nettle, sweet cicely, fennel, crab apple.
Apples, ashes, barley, oak and mead are some objects considered to be religious in Norse mythology. Using these in your offerings or worship is most likely going to be effective in one way or another.
Sources:
Magickal herbs for Sprirtual Practices.
Tumblr pages: lokeansuz, poudretteites & elreki
Northern Shamanic Herbal
Vala’s Perfumery (natural perfumes w/ occult and magical themes)
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Plants Applicable to Various Conditions and Body Organs
This listing is compiled from several sources of reference information on herbal medicine. The fact that a plant appears under a given heading means that some part or a preparation derived from some part of the plant has been used at one time or another to treat the condition or affect the bodily part involved.
ACNE Burdock Echinacea English walnut Fragrant valerian Kidney bean Wild strawberry
ALCOHOLISM Cannabis Cayenne Feverfew Fringe tree Goldenseal Mother of thyme Nerve root Passion flower Quassia Red currant Yellow jessamine
ALLERGY Cubeb Ma-huang Papaya Red eyebright Skunk cabbage
AMENORRHEA: see Menstruation, Tardy
ANEMIA Alfalfa Artichoke Barberry Brooklime Burnet saxifrage Chive Comfrey Dandelion Dwarf nettle Elecampane European angelica European vervain Fenugreek Fumitory Gentian (all) Ground ivy Iceland moss Lad’s love Milfoil Mother of thyme NettlePeruvian bark Quassia St. Benedict thistle St. Johnswort Spinach Sweet flag Watercress Wild Oregon grape
ANURIA: see Urination, Incomplete
APPETITE, LACK OF Alder buckthorn Alfalfa Allspice Alpine cranberry American centaury Anise Arnica Artichoke Bear’s garlic Bennet Bitter milkwort Black mustard Black pepper Blackthorn Buck bean Burnet saxifrage Camomile (both) Caraway Cardamom Cayenne Celery Chicory Chive Colombo Coriander Dandelion Dill English walnut European angelica European centaury Galangal Garden thyme Garlic Gentian (all) Ginseng Goldenseal Greater pimpernel Hops Horseradish Iceland moss Imperial masterwort Ironweed Juniper Lad’s love Lady’s mantle Leek Madder Milfoil Milk thistle Mint (all) Mugwort Parsley Pitcher plant Plum Privet Purple goatsbeard Red currant Rhubarb Rosemary Rough avens Saffron St. Benedict thistle Savory Silvery lady’s mantle Speedwell Star anise Sweet cicely Sweet flag Sweet marjoram Tarragon Turkey corn Turtlebloom Virginia snakeroot Wafer ash Water avens Watercress White mustard Wild angelica Wild clover Wild hyssop Wild marjoram Winter savory Wood sorrel Wormwood Yellow goatsbeard
ARTERIOSCLEROSIS Arnica Artichoke Bear’s garlic Black currant Chervil European mistletoe Garlic Hawthorn Hedge garlic Nutmeg Olive Onion Pansy Rue Shave grass Shepherd’s purse Watercress Witch grass
ARTHRITIS Alder buckthorn Alfalfa Black currant Black elder Black poplar Buck bean Burdock Buttercup (all) Cayenne Chickweed Comfrey Dropwort European aspen European centaury European goldenrod Garden violet Horseradish Juniper Lady’s thumb Life everlasting Marsh tea Meadow saffron Meadowsweet Monkshood Mountain holly Pokeweed Red bryony Restharrow St. Benedict thistle Sassafras Shave grass White melilot Willow (all) Wintergreen Witch grass Wormwood Yellow melilot Yew ASTHMA Almond Althea Arum Asafetida Balm Balm of Gilead Betony Black cohosh Blue vervain Boneset Burdock Cannabis Celandine Coltsfoot Comfrey Common mullein Cubeb Dwarf nettle Elecampane Eucalyptus European centaury Fragrant valerian Garden thyme German camomile Ground ivy Gum plant Hedge garlic Horehound Horseradish Hyssop Indian turnip Jimson weed Lettuce (both) Lobelia Lovage Marsh hibiscus Masterwort Milkweed Mullein Myrrh Nettle New Jersey tea Orange mullein Parsley Peony Pleurisy root Prickly ash Quaking aspen Saw palmetto Skunk cabbage Speedwell Spikenard (both) Sumbul Sundew Tacamahac Watercress Wild black cherry Wild marjoram Yerba santa
BACKACHE (* Indicates those for external application.) Alpine cranberry American spikenard Barberry Bearberry Betony Black cohosh Black elder *Black mustard *Blue gentian Buchu (all) *Buckhorn brake *Cayenne Dwarf nettle German camomile Horsement Life everlasting Nettle *Oat Pennyroyal (both) Prickly ash Tansy *Twin leaf *White mustard
BAD BREATH: see Halitosis
BEDWETTING Balm Bearberry Betony Bistort Black alder Buchu Cubeb Fennel Hollyhock Hops Indian corn Lady’s mantle Mallow (both) Milfoil Milkweed Oat Pansy Plantain (all) Red alder Restharrow St. Johnswort Shave grass Silverweed Smooth alder Sticklewort Willow (all)
BLEEDING, EXTERNAL: see Wounds
BLEEDING, INTERNAL: see Hemorrhage, Internal
BLOOD, VOMITING: see Hemorrhage, Internal
BLOOD PRESSURE, HIGH American sanicle Barberry Bear’s garlic Black cohosh Blue cohosh Blue vervain Boneset Chervil Cleavers Ergot European mistletoe Garden violet Garlic Hawthorn Onion Parsley Rue Scotch broom Skullcap Storksbill Wild black cherry
BLOOD PRESSURE, LOW Anise Balm Cat’s foot Dyer’s broom Hawthorn Heather Lavender Ma-huang Milfoil Motherwort Rosemary Shepherd’s purse Storksbill BOREDOM Belladonna Cannabis Ergot Horse chestnut Indian black drink Jimson weed Mulberry (both) Nerve root Nutmeg Peyote Prickly lettuce Scotch broom Wormwood
BRONCHITIS Althea Anise Arum Asafetida Asarum Barley Bearberry Betony Bilberry Bitter milkwort Black cohosh Black elder Black poplar Blind nettle Borage Buttercup (all) Catnip Celery Chickweed Coltsfoot Comfrey Common mullein Cowslip Cubeb Cypress spurge Dandelion Elecampane Eucalyptus European angelica European aspen European sanicle European seneka Fennel Garden raspberry Garden thyme Garden violet Goldenseal Greater pimpernel Ground ivy Heather Hemp nettle Hepatica (both) Horehound Horse chestnut Iceland moss Irish moss Jimson weed Knotgrass Lad’s love Licorice Lovage Low mallow Lungwort Marsh hibiscus Mother of thyme Mountain holly Mouse ear Mullein Nasturtium New Jersey tea Norway spruce Onion Orange Orange mullein Orris root Pansy Pasque flower Peach tree Plantain (all) Pleurisy root Primrose Radish Saffron Sage St. Johnswort Sandalwood Savory Saw palmetto Senega snakeroot Skunk cabbage Slippery elm Speedwell Spruce Star anise Sumbul Sundew Sweet cicely Sweet marjoram Watercress Water eryngo White melilot White mustard White pond lily Wild marjoram Winter savory Yellow melilot Yerba santa
BRUISES Aloe American elder Arnica Balm of Gilead Bittersweet nightshade Birch Black elder Buckhorn brake Burnet saxifrage Calendula Celery Cinnamon fern Comfrey Corkwood Dwarf nettle English oak European sanicle Fenugreek Figwort Flax Flower-of-an-hour Garden thyme Garden violet Hemp agrimony Herb Robert Hound’s-tongue Hyssop Laurel Life everlasting Lobelia Low cudweed Mother of thyme Mugwort Nettle Okra Olive Pearly everlasting Pennyroyal (both) Primrose Quaking aspen Rattlesnake plantain St. Johnswort Shinleaf Solomon’s seal (both) Stone root Tacamahac Tansy White pond lily Willow (all) Wintergreen Witch hazel Wormwood Yerba santa
BURNS Aloe American elder Basswood Bennet Bittersweet nightshade Burdock Calendula Chickweed Coltsfoot Comfrey Common plantain Cucumber Gum plant Hound’s-tongue Houseleek Lady’s mantle Olive Poplar (all) Pumpkin Quaking aspen St. Johnswort Sweet flag Wild daisy Willow (all) Witch hazel
CALLOUSES: see Corns, Callouses
CHILBLAINS Barberry Bennet Calendula English oak English walnut European angelica European mistletoe Hawthorn Hedge garlic Horseradish Lady’s mantle Milfoil Mugwort Oat Onion Sage St. Benedict thistle Shepherd’s purse Turnip Watercress
CHILDBIRTH, EASING Althea American spikenard Bennet Birthwort Black cohosh Blind nettle Blue cohosh Cannabis Columbine Comfrey Common groundsel Cotton European ragwort Flax Garden raspberry Garden violet Goat’s rue Horehound Iceland moss Lady’s mantle Pansy Primrose Ragwort Shepherd’s purse Silverweed Spikenard (both) Squaw vine Wild red raspberry Wormwood
COLDS Althea American angelica American elder American ivy American spikenard Balm Basswood Betony Bilberry Birch Black elder Bloodroot Blue vervain Boneset Butternut Camomile (both) Catnip Coltsfoot Cyclamen Everlasting (all) Feverfew Fig Fragrant valerian Galangal Garden thyme Ginger Ginseng Gray goldenrod Ground ivy Guaiac Gum plant Hedge mustard Hollyhock Horehound Hyssop Laurel Lemon Licorice Lobelia Ma-huang Marsh hibiscus Masterwort Milfoil Nasturtium Pennyroyal (both) Peppermint Pleurisy root Prickly ash Rose Safflower Sage St. Benedict thistle Sarsaparilla Savory Saw palmetto Senega snakeroot Smartweed Soapwort Sticklewort Sweet goldenrod Water eryngo Water smartweed White pine Wild bergamot Wild black cherry Wild daisy Wild ginger Wild sarsaparilla Wintergreen Witch grass Wormwood Yellow parilla Yerba santa
COLIC: see Carminative and Antispasmodic (in the Glossary of Medicinal Effects)
CONSTIPATION Agave Alder buckthorn Aloe American mountain ash Asparagus Basil Bird’s tongue Black elder Black root Blackthorn Blue flag Boneset Boxwood Bryony (both) Buck bean Burdock Butternut Cabbage rose Calendula Cascara sagrada Castor bean Celandine Chickweed Chicory Common buckthorn Common plum Cucumber Cypress spurge Dogbane Dog’s mercury Dyer’s broom European centaury Female fern Feverfew Fig Flax Fringe tree Fumitory Goldenseal Hedge bindweed Hedge hyssop Hemp agrimony Hyssop Jalap Kidney vetch Larkspur Licorice Mallow (both) Mandrake Mercury herb Mezereon Mugwort Mulberry (both) Olive Peach tree Pokeweed Pride of China Primrose Purging flax Radish Red elder Red sedge Restharrow Rhubarb Rowan St. Benedict thistle Scotch broom Senega snakeroot Senna (all) Shepherd’s purse Soapwort Sorrel Spurge (all) Sticklewort Tamarind Turtlebloom Wahoo Water dock White holly White mustard Wild clover Wild daisy Wild indigo Wild jalap Wild Oregon grape Wild plum Wormwood Yellow dock Yellow toadflax
CONSUMPTION: see Lungs
CORNS, CALLOUSES Bittersweet nightshade Celandine Dandelion Garlic Houseleek Lemon Onion Roman camomile Wintergreen
COUGH Acacia Almond Althea American ivy American spikenard Asafetida Balm of Gilead Basswood Bilberry Birthroot Bitter milkwort Black cohosh Black elder Bloodroot Blue vervain Borage Buckhorn brake Cannabis Celandine Cinnamon fern Coltsfoot Comfrey Corkwood Cotton Cubeb Elecampane English ivy European sanicle European seneka Evening primrose Female fern Flax Flowering spurge Flower-of-an-hour Garden raspberry Garden thyme Garden violet Ginseng Heather Hedge mustard Horehound Horseradish Hound’s-tongue Hyssop Iceland moss Irish moss Jimson weed Lad’s love Lemon Lettuce (both) Licorice Lobelia Lovage Lungwort Maidenhair Mallow (both) Marsh hibiscus Marsh tea Milfoil Mother of thyme Mullein (all) Myrrh Norway spruce Okra Onion Orris root Pansy Parsley Pearly everlasting Plantain (all) Pleurisy root Quaking aspen Radish Rosemary Rough avens Saffron Senega snakeroot Skunk cabbage Slippery elm Smartweed Sundew Sweet gum Tacamahac Water avens Water smartweed White pine Wild black cherry Wild clover Wild marjoram Wild sarsaparilla Yerba santa Yew
CRAMPS Anise Balm Bear’s garlic Belladonna Betony Black elder Blind nettle Blue cohosh Burnet saxifrage Buttercup (all) Calendula Camomile (both) Cannabis Cayenne Caraway Celandine Coral root Coriander Cowslip Dill European angelica Fennel Fragrant valerian Fraxinella Garden thyme Garlic Henbane Imperial masterwort Lady’s mantle Lavender Masterwort Milfoil Mother of thyme Motherwort Nerve root Pasque flower Peppermint Radish Ragged cup Rose Rosemary Rue Savory Silverweed Sweet marjoram Twin leaf Water mint Wild angelica Wild daisy Wild marjoram Wild yam Winter savory Woodruff Wormwood See also: ANTISPASMODIC (in the glossary of medicinal effects)
CUTS: see Wounds
CYSTITIS: see Genito-Urinary Ailments
DANDRUFF Agave Camomile (both) English elm English ivy English walnut Figwort Olive Quassia Rosemary Willow (all)
DIABETES ( Diabetes mellitus ) Artichoke Bilberry Blue cohosh Chicory Common lettuce Dandelion Dwarf nettle Elecampane European centaury European Solomon’s seal Fenugreek Flax Goat’s rue Juniper Kidney bean Milfoil Nettle Onion Queen of the meadow Saw palmetto Spotted cranebill Sumac Wild red raspberry Wintergreen
DIARRHEA Acacia Alpine cranberry Amaranth American mountain ash Apple Barberry Basil Bear’s garlic Beechdrops Bennet Betony Bilberry Bistort Bitter milkwort Black alder Blackberry Black birch Black cohosh Black currant Black walnut Brier hip Calendula Carrot Catnip Cinnamon fern Colombo Coltsfoot Columbine Comfrey Dropwort Eglantine Eur. five-finger grass European goldenrod European vervain Five-finger grass Garden thyme Garlic Great burnet Ground ivy Herb Robert Horse chestnut Horsemint Horseweed Hound’s-tongue Hyssop Iceland moss Knotgrass Lady’s mantle Lady’s thumb Larch Life everlasting Lion’s foot Loosestrife Lungwort Madder Magnolia Matico Meadowsweet Motherwort Mouse ear Pansy Pearly everlasting Peppermint Periwinkle (both) Pilewort Plantain (all) Pomegranate Privet Radish Red alder Rhatany Rhubarb Rock rose Rough avens Rowan Sage Savory Silverweed Slippery elm Smooth alder Spotted cranebill Sticklewort Sumac Sweet fern Sweet gum Tormentil Virginia mouse-ear Water avens Wax myrtle White pond lily Wild black cherry Wild red raspberry Wild strawberry Winter savory Witch grass Witch hazel Woundwort
DIZZINESS Balm Bearded darnel Betony Catnip Hawthorn Indian pipe Lavender Lemon Motherwort Peppermint Rose Rue Sage Shepherd’s purse
DOUCHE: see Vaginal Douche
DRINKING: see Alcoholism
DYSMENORRHEA: see Menstruation, Difficult
DYSPEPSIA: see Indigestion
ECZEMA: see Skin
EMPHYSEMA: see Lungs
EROTOMANIA Belladonna Black willow Coriander Cucumber Fragrant valerian Hops Life everlasting Mouse ear Pearly everlasting Prickly lettuce Sage Skullcap Star grass Wild marjoram
ERYSIPELAS: see Skin
EYES Althea American angelica Borage Calendula Carrot Celandine Cornflower Dandelion Dropwort European sanicle Fennel French rose German camomile Goldenseal Herb Robert Jasmine Marsh hibiscus Meadowsweet Oat Parsley Plantain (all) Red eyebright Rose of China Rue Sarsaparilla Sassafras Savory Slippery elm Speedwell Squaw vine Sticklewort Sycamore maple White melilot White pond lily White willow Wintergreen Witch hazel Woodruff Yellow dock Yellow melilot
FEVER American angelica American sanicle Apple tree Balm of Gilead Basil Bennet Birch (both) Bird’s tongue Black currant Black elder Black poplar Blackthorn Blue vervain Boneset Borage Brier hip Buck bean Burnet saxifrage Buttercup (all) Butternut Calendula Carline thistle Catnip Colombo Coral root Cowslip Dandelion Desert tea Dogbane Dogwood Dropwort Echinacea English ivy English oak Eucalyptus European angelica European centaury European linden Feverweed Fraxinella Fringe tree Garden violet Ginseng Goat’s rue Hemp agrimony Horehound Indian pipe Lad’s love Life everlasting Lobelia Magnolia Ma-huang Mandrake Marsh tea Masterwort Meadowsweet Milfoil Mountain holly Olive Pasque flower Passion flower Pearly everlasting Pennyroyal (both) Peruvian bark Pilewort Quaking aspen Quassia Ragged cup Red elder Sage St. Benedict thistle Sandalwood Sarsaparilla Sassafras Sticklewort Strawberry-bush Sumac Tacamahac Tormentil Wahoo Water eryngo White oak Wild angelica Wild bergamot Wild marjoram Willow (all) Wintergreen Wormwood Yellow parilla Yerba santa
FLATULENCE: see Carminative (in the Glossary of Medicinal Effects)
FLU: see Influenza
FRIGIDITY: see Impotence, Frigidity
GALL BLADDER Artichoke Barberry Burdock Cat’s foot Celandine Chicory Club moss Dandelion Elecampane European centaury Female fern Fumitory Garlic Gentian (all) Hemp agrimony Hepatica (both) Lavender Milfoil Milk thistle Mouse ear Mugwort Oat Onion Peppermint Radish Red pimpernel Rosemary St. Benedict thistle Sticklewort Wild daisy Witch grass Wormwood Yellow toadflax
GALLSTONES Alder buckthorn Artichoke Barberry Cascara sagrada Chicory Dandelion Dogbane Dropwort European vervain Flax Fringe tree Hyssop Mandrake Meadowsweet Milk thistle Milkweed Parsley Restharrow Sticklewort Willow (all) Woodruff
GAS, INTESTINAL: see Carminative (in the Glossary of Medicinal Effects)
GASTRITIS: see Stomach
GASTROENTERITIS Althea Arum Balm Basil Bear’s garlic Bilberry Bistort Black currant Blind nettle Blue flag Borage Buck bean Carrot Chicory Cleavers Coltsfoot Common mullein Elecampane English oak English walnut European centaury Eur. five-finger grass Garden thyme Garlic German camomile Hemp nettle Herb Robert Hyssop Iceland moss Imperial masterwort Knotgrass Lad’s love Licorice Loosestrife Mallow (both) Marsh hibiscus Milfoil Mother of thyme Mouse ear Mullein Oat Orange mullein Peppermint Plantain (all) Red eyebright Red sedge Rhatany Rough avens Sage St. Benedict thistle St. Johnswort Savory Silverweed Silvery lady’s mantle Sweet flag Sweet marjoram Water avens Water mint White melilot Wild angelica Wild strawberry Winter savory Witch grass Wood sorrel Yellow bedstraw Yellow melilot
GENITO-URINARY AILMENTS (Those marked with * disinfect the urine useful for venereal diseases.) *Agave *Alpine cranberry American angelica American sanicle *Bearberry Birch (both) Birthroot Blackthorn Black willow *Blazing star (all) Blind nettle Blue cohosh *Buchu *Burdock *Cannabis Celery Cleavers Comfrey Common plantain *Cubeb Desert tea *Echinacea *Goldenseal *Guaiac Heather Hemlock spruce Hepatica (both) Horseweed Indian corn *Juniper Mandrake Milfoil *Nasturtium New Jersey tea Parsley *Pipsissewa Prickly ash Queen of the meadow *Rock-rose *Sandalwood *Sassafras Saw palmetto Scurvy grass Shave grass Slippery elm Speedwell Spotted cranebill Squaw vine Sumac Water eryngo White pond lily Wild Oregon grape *Wintergreen Witch grass Witch hazel Yellow dock *Yerba santa
GIDDINESS: see Dizziness
GONORRHEA: see Genito-Urinary Ailments
GOUT Alpine cranberry Balm of Gilead Betony Birch (both) Bittersweet nightshade Black mustard Buck bean Burdock Celery Comfrey Dropwort Dwarf nettle English walnut Gentian (all) Guaiac Hedge garlic Hedge hyssop Herb Robert Horseradish Imperial masterwort Jimson weed Marsh tea Meadow saffron Meadowsweet Monkshood Mountain holly Nettle Oat Pennyroyal (both) Quaking aspen St. Johnswort Sarsaparilla Sassafras Speedwell Tacamahac Watercress White mustard Willow (all) Witch grass Yellow parilla Yerba maté
GRIPPE: see Influenza
GUMS (Mostly as a mouthwash. For bleeding, see also HEMORRHAGE; for inflammation, see also Inflammation.) Barberry Bennet Bistort Blackberry Black currant Comfrey Dogwood Echinacea English walnut Goldenseal Myrrh Periwinkle (both) Pokeweed Rhatany Shave grass Spotted cranebill Watercress Willow (all) Witch hazel
HAIR, LOSS OF (Massage with alcoholic extract is especially effective. These are not for baldness; it’s too late by then.) Agave Arnica Black elder Burdock Calendula Dropwort Dwarf nettle Juniper Lad’s love Lavender Maidenhair Meadowsweet Milfoil Nasturtium Nettle Rosemary Sage Soapwort Sweet flag Watercress White birch White onion White willow
HALITOSIS American senna Apple Bennet Caraway Dill Echinacea European linden Goldenseal Musk-mallow Myrrh Rosemary
HARDENING OF THE ARTERIES: see Arteriosclerosis
HAY FEVER: see Allergy
HEADACHE (* for migraine) American elder *Balm *Basil Birch (both) *Black elder Blue vervain *Buck bean Camomile (both) *Cannabis Catnip *Cleavers *Dropwort *Dwarf nettle *Ergot European angelica *European centaury *European mistletoe *European vervain *Fennel Feverfew *Fragrant valerian Fringe tree Garden thyme Ginger Ground ivy Henna *Hops Indian turnip Kola tree *Lady’s mantle *Lavender Lily of the valley Low cudweed Ma-huang *Meadowsweet *Mugwort *Nettle New Jersey tea Pennyroyal (both) *Peppermint *Primrose Radish Red eyebright Rose *Rosemary Sage *St. Benedict thistle Savory *Shepherd’s purse *Speedwell *Sticklewort Virgin’s bower White melilot Wild bergamot Willow (all) Wintergreen Winter savory *Woodruff *Wormwood Yellow melilot *Yerba maté Yerba santa
HEART American angelica American mistletoe Arnica Balm Barberry Bearsfoot Bear’s garlic Bennet Betony Bistort Black hellebore Bloodroot Blue cohosh Blue vervain Borage Buttercup (all) Calendula Cayenne Cowslip Cucumber European mistletoe Foxglove Fragrant valerian Garden violet Garlic Green hellebore Hawthorn Horse chestnut Kola tree Lady’s mantle Lily of the valley Mexican tea Milfoil Motherwort Mugwort Oat Onion Pasque flower Primrose Rosemary Rue Saffron St. Johnswort Shepherd’s purse Silverweed Strawberry-bush Virginia snakeroot Wahoo Woodruff Wormseed
HEMORRHAGE, EXTERNAL: see Wounds
HEMORRHAGE, INTERNAL (* Indicates those suitable for douche or enema; † indicates those to snuff for nosebleed.) Amaranth American mistletoe Arnica Birthroot *Bistort Black alder Black mullein Cabbage rose †Club moss Comfrey †Desert tea Dwarf nettle English oak Ergot Eur. five-finger grass European goldenrod Five-finger grass Ginseng (both) †*Goldenseal Great burnet Hemlock spruce Hepatica (both) *Horseweed Knotgrass Lady’s mantle Lemon Life everlasting Loosestrife Milfoil †Mouse-ear Nettle Pearly everlasting Periwinkle (both) Plantain (all) Red alder Rhatany St. Johnswort Sanicle (both) Shave grass Shepherd’s purse Silvery lady’s mantle Smooth alder Sorrel †*Spotted cranebill Storksbill *Sumac Tormentil Water mint †*Wax myrtle †*White oak Willow (all) *Witch hazel Woundwort
HEMORRHOIDS Alder buckthorn Aloe Amaranth Birch (both) Black mullein Burdock Burnet saxifrage Common plantain Dwarf nettle German camomile Goldenseal Horse chestnut Horseweed Houseleek Lemon Lungwort Milfoil Nettle Oak (all) Pilewort Pokeweed Poplar (all) Smartweed Solomon’s seal (both) Turtlebloom Water smartweed Wild black cherry Witch hazel Yellow toadflax
HIVES: see Skin
HOARSENESS (Usually as a gargle) Althea American mountain ash Blackberry Black currant Coltsfoot Comfrey Common mullein Female fern Garden raspberry Goldenseal Hedge garlic Hedge mustard Iceland moss Lobelia Lungwort Maidenhair Mallow (both) Marsh hibiscus Marsh tea Mullein Okra Onion Orange mullein Plantain (all) Rowan Sage Skunk cabbage Slippery elm Wild black cherry
HYPERACIDITY: see Stomach
IMPOTENCE, FRIGIDITY Asiatic ginseng Carline thistle Celery Common lettuce Common plantain English walnut Fenugreek Jasmine Lovage Mexican damiana Onion Saffron Savory Saw palmetto Water eryngo
INDIGESTION American angelica American centaury Anise Artichoke Balm Barberry Birch (both) Black mustard Buck bean Camomile (both) Caraway Carline thistle Carrot Cascara sagrada Cayenne Colombo Comfrey Coriander Cornflower Cubeb Dandelion Dill Dogbane Elecampane Eucalyptus European angelica European centaury European linden European sanicle Fennel Feverfew Fragrant valerian Fringe tree Fumitory Garlic Gentian (all) Goldenseal Goldthread Hops Horsemint Horseradish Hyssop Iceland moss Imperial masterwort Ironweed Juniper Laurel Lavender Lovage Magnolia Masterwort Milfoil Milk thistle Mother of thyme Mugwort Nutmeg Oat Orange Oswego tea Papaya Parsley Peppermint Peruvian bark Purple goatsbeard Quassia Red eyebright Red pimpernel Rhubarb Rosemary Saffron Sage St. Benedict thistle Sallow Sandalwood Savory Star anise Strawberry bush Sweet cicely Sweet flag Sweet marjoram Turkey corn Turtlebloom Virginia snakeroot Wahoo White mustard Wild bergamot Wild black cherry Wild ginger Winterberry Winter savory Wormwood Yellow goatsbeard
INFLAMMATION American elder Arnica Balm of Gilead Borage Bryony (both) Burnet saxifrage Cannabis Chicory Coltsfoot Comfrey Common mullein Cucumber Echinacea Fenugreek German camomile Ginseng (both) Goldenseal Greater pimpernel Gumplant Hedge bindweed Lobelia Monkshood Mugwort Mullein Nasturtium Orange mullein Pokeweed Quaking aspen Sandalwood Sarsaparilla Slippery elm Solomon’s seal (both) Tacamahac Tansy White pond lily Willow (all) Wintergreen Witch hazel
INFLUENZA Birch (both) Boneset Borage Brier hip Burnet saxifrage Butternut Calendula Coltsfoot Dropwort English ivy European angelica Garden thyme Garden violet Lady’s mantle Lavender Mallow (both) Meadowsweet Mountain holly Mouse ear Norway spruce Pansy Pleurisy root Primrose Rosemary Sage Sticklewort
INSECT BITES Aloe Balm Basil Betony Birthroot Bistort Black cohosh Borage Calendula Coltsfoot Comfrey Echinacea Fennel Gentian (all) Goldenrod (all) Hound’s-tongue Houseleek Leek Lion’s foot Marsh tea Mint (all) Olive Parsley Pennyroyal (both) Plantain (all) Shinleaf Skullcap Wild hyssop Witch hazel Yerba santa
INSOMNIA Anise Balm Bearded darnel Blind nettle Blue vervain Brier hip Cannabis Catnip Cleavers Coral root Damask rose Dandelion Dill European linden Fragrant valerian Garden violet German camomile Hawthorn Heather Hops Lettuce (both) Life everlasting Mother of thyme Nerve root Orange Passion flower Pearly everlasting Primrose Rosemary Skullcap Squaw vine Sweet marjoram White birch White melilot Wild marjoram Woodruff Yellow melilot
ITCHING: see Skin
JAUNDICE: see Liver
KIDNEYS Alfalfa Aloe American sanicle Birthroot Black cohosh Black currant Black elder Bloodroot Brier hip Burnet saxifrage Carline thistle Celery Cucumber Desert tea Dogbane Dropwort Dwarf nettle European goldenrod Fraxinella Fringe tree Heather Hemlock spruce Hepatica (both) Horseradish Indian corn Juniper Kidney bean Madder Mallow (both) Meadowsweet Milkwort Mouse ear Oat Parsley Peony Pipsissewa Pokeweed Queen of the meadow Red pimpernel Restharrow Sassafras Seven barks Shave grass Turkey corn Watercress Water smartweed White birch White oak Wild daisy Wild Oregon grape Witch grass
LACTATION (To promote the flow of milk. Those marked with * will stop it.) Anise Basil Bitter milkwort *Black walnut Borage Burnet saxifrage Caraway Dill Dwarf nettle *English walnut European angelica European seneka European vervain Fennel Fraxinella Goat’s rue Hops Iceland moss Lavender Parsley *Sage Wild raspberry
LEUCORRHEA Althéa Alum Amaranth Balm Bearberry Bistort Black walnut Blind nettle Blue cohosh Buchu (all) Comfrey Common groundsel Cubeb English walnut European centaury European ragwort Fenugreek Fraxinella German camomile Goldenseal Horehound Juniper Lady’s mantle Life everlasting Magnolia Milfoil Pearly everlasting Plantain (all) Ragwort Sage St. Benedict thistle St. Johnswort Shave grass Silverweed Slippery elm Squaw vine Sticklewort Sumac Tansy Tormentil Wax myrtle White oak White pond lily Wild daisy Wild Oregon grape Wintergreen Wormwood
LIVER Alder buckthorn American angelica Artichoke Barberry Black cohosh Black root Bloodroot Blue flag Burdock Butternut Cascara sagrada Cat’s foot Celandine Chicory Clubmoss Dandelion Elecampane English oak European centaury European ragwort Evening primrose Female fern Fringe tree Fumitory Garlic Gentian (all) Hemp agrimony Hepatica (both) Lavender Mandrake Milk thistle Mouse ear Mugwort New Jersey tea Oat Onion Orris root Peppermint Pokeweed Prickly ash Radish Ragged cup Red pimpernel Rosemary St. Benedict thistle Sandalwood Sticklewort Turtlebloom Wahoo White birch White oak Wild daisy Wild Oregon grape Witch grass Wood sorrel Wormwood Woundwort Yellow bedstraw Yew
LUMBAGO: see Backache
LUNGS (* Indicates those suitable for supplementary followup treatment of tuberculosis.) *Agave *American sanicle Bear’s garlic *Betony * Birthroot Bitter milkwort *Blue vervain Celery *Chickweed *Colombo *Comfrey Cubeb *Dwarf nettle Eucalyptus European seneka *Fenugreek Flax *Ground ivy *Hemp nettle *Iceland moss *Irish moss *Kidney bean *Knotgrass *Lad’s love Lady’s thumb Life everlasting *Lungwort *Milfoil *New Jersey tea Pansy Pearly everlasting *Pennyroyal (both) *Plantain (all) Pleurisy root *Redroot *Red sedge *Sage *Shave grass *Skunk cabbage *Slippery elm Strawberry-bush Wahoo *Watercress *Wax myrtle *Wild black cherry *Yerba santa Yew
MENOPAUSE Balm Bearded darnel Birthwort Blind nettle Chervil European mistletoe Fragrant valerian Great burnet Hawthorn Hops Lady’s mantle Milfoil Motherwort Mugwort Rosemary Rue Shepherd’s purse Silverweed Silvery lady’s mantle White melilot Woodruff Wormwood Yellow melilot
MENORRHAGIA: see Menstruation, Excessive
MENSTRUATION, DIFFICULT Balm Belladonna Black cohosh Buttercup (all) Calendula Carline thistle Common groundsel Cowslip Elecampane Eur. five-finger grass European ragwort German camomile Hops Lady’s mantle Milfoil Monkshood Mother of thyme Mugwort Parsley Pasque flower Ragwort Saffron Sage Shepherd’s purse Silverweed Silvery lady’s mantle Storksbill Wild marjoram Woodruff Wormwood
MENSTRUATION, EXCESSIVE Amaranth American sanicle Birthroot Bistort Burnet saxifrage Comfrey Common groundsel Cotton Ergot European ragwort Goldenseal Great burnet Horseweed Knotgrass Milfoil Periwinkle (both) Ragwort Shave grass Shepherd’s purse Smartweed Sorrel Star grass Storksbill Tansy Wax myrtle Wild strawberry Witch hazel
MENSTRUATION, TARDY Alder buckthorn Blind nettle Birthroot Birthwort Carrot Celery Common groundsel Cotton Damask rose European ragwort Fraxinella German camomile Ginger Lady’s mantle Larch Lovage Milfoil Parsley Pennyroyal (both) Peppermint Pride of China Ragwort Rosemary Rose of China Sage Silvery lady’s mantle Star grass Sweet marjoram Tansy Tarragon Thuja Watercress White mustard Wild ginger
METRORRHAGIA: see Hemorrhage, Internal
MIGRAINE: see Headache
MORNING SICKNESS: see Nausea, Vomiting
MOUTH, INFLAMMATION IN: see Stomatitis
MILK: See Lactation
NAUSEA, VOMITING (* Indicates not to be taken during pregnancy.) Anise Asparagus Balm Balm of Gilead Barley Basil Blue flag Calendula Caraway Clove Colombo European linden Fragrant valerian Gentian (all) German camomile Ginger Ginseng (both) Goldenseal Hops Horsemint Kidney vetch Lavender Oswego tea Peach tree *Pennyroyal (both) Peppermint Quaking aspen Rough avens Sage Savory Spearmint Star anise Sweet marjoram Tacamahac Water avens Wild clover Wild red raspberry Wild yam Winter savory Woodruff Yellow melilot
NERVOUS CONDITIONS Almond American sanicle Asafetida Balm Betony Blue vervain Borage Catnip Celery Corydalis European linden Fragrant valerian Garden violet German camomile Hawthorn Henbane Hops
NERVOUS CONDITIONS Indian pipe Jasmine Lavender Lettuce (both) Life everlasting Motherwort Mountain laurel Musk-mallow Nerve root New Jersey tea Olive Orange (both) Pansy Passion flower Peach tree Pearly everlasting Peppermint Periwinkle (both) Queen of the meadow Red pimpernel Rosemary Sage St. Johnswort Savory Skullcap Skunk cabbage Spruce Squaw vine Thyme Twin leaf Wild clover Wild marjoram Wild yam Witch hazel Woodruff Yellow jessamine
NEURALGIA Allspice Black elder Blue cohosh Buttercup (all) Cannabis Celery Cowslip Dog poison German camomile Henbane Horse chestnut Hound’s-tongue Kola tree Monkshood Mountain laurel Pasque flower Queen of the meadow Skullcap Solomon’s seal (both) Twin leaf Wild marjoram Wild yam Willow (all) Woodruff Wormwood Yellow jessamine Yerba maté
NIGHT SWEATS Balm English walnut European linden French rose Hops Hyssop Nettle Sage Wild strawberry
NOSEBLEED: see Hemorrhage, Internal
OBESITY Alder buckthorn Apple Balm Black currant Black elder Celery Chickweed Cleavers Common buckthorn Dwarf nettle Dropwort European centaury European goldenrod Fennel Fig tree Ground ivy Hops Irish moss Meadowsweet Nettle Restharrow St. Johnswort Sassafras Scurvy grass Shave grass Watercress White birch White melilot Willow (all) Yellow melilot
PERSPIRATION: see Antihydrotic (in the Glossary of Medicinal Effects) PILES: see Hemorrhoids
PIMPLES: see Acne
PODAGRA: see Gout
POSTNASAL DRIP: see Sinus
PROSTATE Blind nettle Buchu Carline thistle Club moss Dwarf nettle European goldenrod Garlic Goldenseal Horse chestnut Indian corn Lady’s mantle Larkspur Nettle Parsley Pipsissewa Poplar (all) Rosemary Saw palmetto Speedwell Thuja White pond lily Wintergreen Witch grass
RASH: see Skin
RESTLESSNESS: see Nervous Conditions
RHEUMATISM Alfalfa Allspice Alpine cranberry Apple Arum Asparagus Barberry Birch (both) Bird’s tongue Birthwort Bittersweet nightshade Black cohosh Black currant Black elder Black mustard Blue cohosh Blue flag Borage Boxwood Brier hip Bryony (both) Buchu (all) Buck bean Burdock Burnet saxifrage Buttercup (all) Carline thistle Cayenne Celery Colombo Columbine Comfrey Coriander Cowslip Dandelion Dropwort Dwarf nettle Dyer’s broom English walnut European linden Feverfew Garden thyme Guaiac Heather Hedge garlic Hemp agrimony Henbane Horsemint Horseradish Horseweed Imperial masterwort Indian turnip Juniper Kidney bean Laurel Male fern Marsh tea Meadow saffron Meadowsweet Monkshood Mother of thyme Mountain holly Nettle Oat Pansy Pasque flower Pipsissewa Pokeweed Poplar (all) Prickly ash Quassia Red sedge Rosemary Rowan Rue Sarsaparilla Sassafras Scurvy grass Skullcap Skunk cabbage Sticklewort Sweet flag Watercress White melilot White mustard Wild clover Wild Oregon grape Willow (all) Wintergreen Witch grass Wormwood Yellow melilot Yellow parilla Yerba santa Yew
SCIATICA Black elder Buttercup (all) Fenugreek Ground ivy Kidney bean Life everlasting Monkshood Mustard (both) Yellow jessamine Yellow toadflax
SEXUAL DESIRE, EXCESSIVE: see Erotomania
SEXUAL DESIRE, IMPAIRED: see Impotence, Frigidity
SHINGLES: see Skin
SINUS Blue flag Coltsfoot Common mullein Eucalyptus Fennel Garlic Goldenseal Ground ivy Gum plant Hyssop Leek Mullein Orange mullein Wax myrtle
SKIN Adder’s tongue American elder American sanicle Arum Barberry Basswood Bearded darnel Bearsfoot Beechdrops Bilberry Birch (both) Birthwort Bittersweet nightshade Black alder Black hellebore Black nightshade Blackthorn Black walnut Bloodroot Buck bean Buttercup (all) Calendula Carline thistle Celandine Celery Chervil Chickweed Chicory Cleavers Comfrey Common lettuce Common mullein Coral root Cucumber Cypress spurge Dwarf nettle Dyer’s broom Echinacea English elm English ivy English walnut European centaury European goldenrod European sanicle European vervain Evening primrose Figwort Fumitory Garden violet Goldenseal Green hellebore Guaiac Heather Hedge hyssop Henna Herb Robert Horehound Houseleek Juniper Kidney bean Knotgrass Lady’s thumb Laurel Lemon Life everlasting Madder Magnolia Ma-huang Marsh tea Mezereon Mountain laurel Mullein Musk-mallow Nettle New Jersey tea Oak (all) Oat Olive Orange mullein Pansy Papaya Pearly everlasting Pennyroyal (both) Peppermint Periwinkle (both) Pokeweed Pomegranate Prickly ash Primrose Privet Rattlesnake plantain Red elder Red pimpernel Red sedge Rose St. Benedict thistle Sandalwood Sarsaparilla Sassafras Shave grass Silverweed Slippery elm Smartweed Smooth alder Soapwort Sorrel Speedwell Spikenard (both) Stillingia Sweet fern Sweet gum Sycamore maple Thuja Turkey corn Virginia snakeroot Watercress Water dock Water smartweed White pond lily Wild clover Wild indigo Wild jalap Wild Oregon grape Wild strawberry Willow (all) Winterberry Wintergreen Witch grass Witch hazel Wood sorrel Wormwood Yellow bedstraw Yellow dock Yellow parilla Yellow toadflax
SLEEPLESSNESS: see Insomnia
SMOKING, TO STOP (* Indicates a tobacco substitute.) American angelica Black cohosh Blue cohosh Blue vervain Catnip *Coltsfoot Echinacea Fragrant valerian Hedge hyssop Kola tree Magnolia Motherwort Nerve root
SMOKING, TO STOP Peppermint Quassia Skullcap Slippery elm Sweet flag
SORE THROAT (* Indicates those especially suitable for gargle.) Acacia *Althea *Amaranth *American mountain ash *American sanicle *Arum *Balm of Gilead *Barberry Basswood *Bistort *Black alder Black currant Black elder Blackthorn Blazing star (all) Brier hip Buck bean Burdock *Burnet saxifrage Carline thistle Columbine *Comfrey Corkwood *English oak English walnut *Eur. five-finger grass *European sanicle *Fenugreek *Five-finger grass Flower-of-an-hour Galangal Ginger *Goldenseal *Goldthread *Greater pimpernel Ground ivy Groundsel *Hemlock spruce *Henna Hollyhock Horehound *Hyssop Juniper Lemon Life everlasting Lovage Low cudweed *Mallow (both) *Marsh hibiscus *Mouse ear Myrrh *New Jersey tea Orris root Pearly everlasting *Peruvian bark *Pomegranate *Privet *Quaking aspen Red alder *Red currant Restharrow *Rock-rose Rose *Rowan *Sage *Savory Shave grass Shinleaf *Silverweed Slippery elm Smooth alder Speedwell *Spotted cranebill *Sticklewort *Sumac *Tacamahac *Tormentil *Twin leaf *Wax myrtle *White oak *White pond lily Wild bergamot Wild ginger Wild plum Wild strawberry *Wintergreen *Winter savory *Witch hazel *Woundwort
STOMACH (* Indicates those helpful for ulcers.) *Alfalfa Allspice *Althea *Amaranth *American angelica *American sanicle Anise *Arum *Balm *Balm of Gilead Basil Bearded darnel Bennet *Bistort Bitter milkwort Black mustard Black pepper Buck bean *Burdock Burnet saxifrage *Calendula Camomile (both) Caraway Carline thistle Catnip Cayenne *Chickweed Chicory Clove Colombo *Comfrey Coriander Cornflower *Dwarf nettle *Elecampane *European angelica European centaury Fennel *Fenugreek Flax Fragrant valerian Galangal Garden thyme *Garlic Gentian (all) Ginger *Goldthread Hedge mustard *Hops Horehound Horse chestnut Hyssop *Iceland moss Imperial masterwort Juniper *Knotgrass Lad’s love Lavender *Licorice Lovage *Low cudweed *Marsh hibiscus Milfoil Milkweed Mother of thyme Musk-mallow *Nettle Nutmeg *Okra *Onion Orange (both) Papaya *Pennyroyal (both) Peruvian bark *Plantain (all) *Prickly ash *Quaking aspen Quassia *Ragged cup *Sage Savory Scurvy grass *Shave grass *Silverweed Speedwell Star anise Sticklewort Sweet flag Sweet marjoram *Tacamahac Tansy Tarragon *Twin leaf *Virgin’s bower Wafer ash Water dock White melilot White mustard Wild ginger Wild marjoram *Wild strawberry Willow (all) Winter savory Witch grass Wood sorrel Wormwood Yellow melilot
STOMATITIS Bilberry Bistort Black currant Blackthorn English walnut Garden thyme Herb Robert Hollyhock Matico Myrrh New Jersey tea Sage White pond lily STRANGURY: see Urination, Incomplete SYPHILIS: see Genito-Urinary Ailments TENSION: see Nervous Conditions
TETTERS: see Skin
TONSILLITIS (Mostly as gargles) American hellebore Betony Bistort Black walnut Common mullein Echinacea Goldenseal Lemon Mallow (both) Mullein New Jersey tea Orange mullein Peppermint Pokeweed Rowan Sage Slippery elm Stone root Tansy White pine Willow (all) Witch hazel Yellow jessamine
TOOTHACHE Balm Burnet saxifrage Clove Common plantain German camomile Hops Mullein Myrrh Pennyroyal Periwinkle (both) Prickly ash Rose Sassafras Savory Scotch broom Smartweed Sweet marjoram Tansy Water smartweed Wild marjoram
TUBERCULOSIS: see Lungs
UPSET STOMACH: see Indigestion
URINATION,INCOMPLETE American elder Arnica Asarum Asparagus Barberry Bennet Birch (both) Black currant Black elder Blackthorn Brier hip Brooklime Buchu (all) Burnet saxifrage Buttercup (all) Carline thistle Carrot Celery Chervil Chickweed Chicory Club moss Cowslip Cubeb Dandelion Dropwort Dwarf elder Elecampane European angelica European linden European vervain Garden violet Greater pimpernel Guinea sorrel Hepatica (both) Horsemint Horseradish Horseweed Indian corn Jimson weed Juniper Kidney bean Larch Leek Licorice Lovage Low cudweed Lungwort Marsh tea Matico Meadowsweet Onion Orris root Pansy Parsley Pasque flower Peach tree Pipsissewa Purple goatsbeard Queen of the meadow Radish Red elder Red eyebright Restharrow Water eryngo White holly White weed Willow (all) Witch grass Yellow goatsbeard Yellow toadflax
VAGINAL DOUCHE Acacia Althea Amaranth Barberry Birthroot Black walnut Blind nettle Blue cohosh Calendula Common plantain Fenugreek French rose Goldenseal Hemlock spruce Hollyhock Indian pipe Lady’s mantle Magnolia Marsh hibiscus Milfoil Myrrh Oak (all) Pomegranate Privet Shave grass Shinleaf Silvery lady’s mantle Slippery elm Spotted cranebill Sumac Wax myrtle White pond lily Wintergreen Witch hazel
VARICOSE VEINS Barberry Bear’s garlic Bennet Bistort Blind nettle Brier hip Burnet saxifrage Calendula European mistletoe Great burnet Hawthorn Horse chestnut Red oak Sassafras Shave grass Shepherd’s purse Sticklewort Sweet marjoram Wax myrtle White melilot White oak Witch hazel Yellow melilot
VENEREAL DISEASE: see Genito-Urinary Ailments
VERTIGO: see Dizziness
VIRILITY: see Impotence, Frigidity
VOMITING: see Nausea, Vomiting
WARTS Alder buckthorn Bulbous buttercup Calendula Celandine Dandelion Fig tree Garlic Houseleek Lemon Mandrake Marsh crowfoot Milkweed Mullein Spurge (all) Sundew Thuja White weed Wild sage
WORMS Aloe American senna Bennet Bird’s tongue Black birch Blue vervain Buck bean Butternut Carrot Catnip Cyclamen Elecampane English walnut Female fern Fraxinella Garden thyme Garlic Goat’s rue Houseleek Jalap Kousso Lad’s love Larch Larkspur Life everlasting Male fern Mexican tea Mother of thyme Mugwort Mulberry (both) Onion Papaya Pinkroot Pomegranate Pride of China Pumpkin Quassia Tamarind Tansy Tarragon Turtlebloom White oak Wild plum Wormseed Wormwood Woundwort
WOUNDS Aloe Althéa Amaranth American elder Arnica Beechdrops Betony Birthwort Bistort Blackberry Blue vervain Buttercup (all) Calendula Camomile (both) Carline thistle Cleavers Club moss Comfrey Cowslip Cyclamen Dandelion Echinacea English elm Eucalyptus European goldenrod European linden European sanicle European vervain Figwort Flax Gentian (all) Goldenseal Hemp agrimony Horseweed Houseleek Kidney vetch Lady’s mantle Larch Lemon Lungwort Onion Pansy Papaya Pasque flower Peach tree Pearly everlasting Plantain (all) Poplar (all) Prickly ash St. Johnswort Shave grass Silvery lady’s mantle Slippery elm Solomon’s seal (both) Stone root Sweet gum Sycamore maple White melilot White pine White pond lily White weed Wild daisy Wild indigo Willow (all) Woundwort Yellow bedstraw Yellow melilot Yerba santa
From the pages of The Herb Book by John Lust
#Herbal Remedies#Herbal Remedy#Herbs#Herbal Medicine#Medication#Herbal Medication#Herbalism#Herbalife#Herbivore#Herbal Meds#Herb
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Planetary Correspondences
Sun
The God
Day - Sunday
It is associated with magic dealing with: authority, divine power, friendships, healing, learning, reason,god mysteries, employment, the law,prosperity, money, protection, strength, men, royalty, theatre, charity, entertainment/arts, heat, volunteering,government, self- confidence, movement/dance, fire, public matters, personal power, physical self-defense, purification, exorcism.
Zodiac -
Leo
Colours - Yellow, gold, orange Metal - Gold Stones - Amber, ametrine, cat's - eye, citrine, diamond, carnelian, golden calcite, Herkimer diamond, pipestone, pyrite, orange calcite, quartz, ruby, sunstone, tiger's - eye, topaz, yellow calcite Herbs - Agrimony, alfalfa, allspice, almond, angelica, ash, banana, bay, birch, borage, buttercup, cactus, calendula, caraway seed, celandine, centaury, chamomile, cinnamon, citron, copal, daisies, eyebright, frankincense, ginseng, goldenrod, goldenseal, goldthread, heliotrope, High John the Conqueror root, hops, juniper, marigold, mistletoe, mullien, mustard, oak, oats, orange, peony, pimpernel, pineapple, rosemary, rue, saffron, sage, shepherd's purse, storax, St. John's wort, sundew, sunflower, tansy, tarragon, tea, thyme
Moon
The Goddess
Day - Monday
It is associated with magic dealing with: cooking, dreams, family, the home, intuition, medicine, spiritual growth and the ocean.
Zodiac -
Cancer
Colours - Silver, light blue, pale yellow, orchid, lavender Metals - Silver Stones - Amethyst, aquamarine, beryl, cat's - eye, chalcedony, Herkimer diamond, moonstone, mother-of-pearl, quartz, rainbow moonstone, sapphire, sea salt, selenite Herbs - Adder's tongue, agrimony, aloe, angelica, anise seed, apple, ash, benzoin, birch, broom, cabbage, cactus, camphor, carnation, cedar, chickweed, clary sage, clevers, coconut, cucumber, cypress, dill, dittany, fir, grape, honeysuckle, hyacinth, jasmine, larkspur, lemon, lemon balm, lemon grass, lemon verbena, lettuce, lily, lily of the valley, loosestrife, whirled magnolia, maple, milkweed, mistletoe, moonflower, money plant, mugwort, mushroom, myrrh myrtle, onion, orris root, parsley, peach, pear, peony, periwinkle, poplar, poppy pumpkin, rowan, sandalwood, sea weed, sesame seed, silverweed, spearmint, star anise, turnip, water lily, watercress, white oak, white rose, willow, wintergreen, witch hazel, wormwood, yarrow yerba mate, yew
Mars
God: Tyr
Day - Tuesday
It is associated with magic dealing with: athletics, competitions, conflicts, courage, hunting, legality, logic, physical strength, politics, vitality and war.
Zodiac -
Aries
Colours - Red Metal - Iron, steel Stones - Apache tear, bloodstone, carnelian, diamond, fire opal, flint, garnet, hematite, lava, mochi balls, obsidian, pipestone, red aventurine, red calcite, red jasper, rhodochrosite, rhodonite, ruby, sardonyx Herbs - Adam and Eve root, agrimony, all-heal, allspice, asafoetida, barberry, beech, beets, benzoin, betony, blackberry, bleeding heart, bloodroot, cashew, cattail, cayenne, cherry, chili pepper, chives coriander, curry damiana, deerstongue, dragon's blood, ephedra, flax, galangal, garlic, geranium, ginger, hawthorn, hemlock, High John the Conqueror root, holly, honeysuckle,horseradish, male fern, mandrake, marjoram, mastic, mustard, nettles, onion, orchid, paprika, peppercorn, pine, quince, radish, ragweed, raspberry, red oak, red pepper, red rose, rhubarb, rue, sassafras, snapdragon, spinach, strawberry, sweet briar, tarragon, thistle, tobacco, tomato, woodruff, wormwood, yarrow yerba mate
Mercury
God - Odin
Day - Wednesday
It is associated with magic dealing with: communication, divination, education, mystical insight, resourcefulness and self-improvement.
Zodiac -
Gemini
Virgo
Colours - Orange, grey, blue Metal - Mercury, aluminum, electrum Stones - Agate, alexandrite, azurite, carnelian, chrysocolla, howlite, dyanite, merlinite, mica, mottled jasper, orange calcite, Picasso stone, snowflake obsidian, turquoise, unakite Herbs - Alfalfa, almond, bayberry, bittersweet, broom, buckwheat, calamint, caraway, carrot, cascara, cedar, celandine, celery, chamomile, cinquefoil, coltsfoot, daffodil, dill, echinacea, elecampane, eucalyptus, fennel, fern, flax, gentian, hazel, honeysuckle, horehound, Jacob's ladder, lady's slipper, lavender, lemon verbena, liquorice, lobelia, lungwort, mace, meadowsweet, morning glory, mulberry, mullien, mushroom, myrtle, oats, papyrus, parsley, parsnips, passion flower, pecan, peppermint, pistachio, Queen Anne's lace, sage, sandalwood, sassafras, savoury, skullcap, slippery elm, uva-ursa, valerian, walnut
Jupiter
God - Thor
Day - Thursday
It is associated with magic dealing with: dedication, endurance, faithfulness, legal matters, loyalty, luck and money matters.
Zodiac -
Sagittarius
Colours - Blue, purple, violet, lavender Metal - Tin, pewter Stones - Amethyst, ametrine, apatite, blue calcite, blue lace agate, blue tiger's eye, blue tourmaline, labradorite, lapis lazuli, lepidolite, merlinite, sapphire, sodalite, sugilite, turquoiseHerbs - African violet, agrimony, asparagus, betony, bilberry, bluebell, blueberry, borage, cardamom, carnation, cedar, chestnut, cinnamon, cinquefoil, clove currant, dandelion, doc, dograss, fig, henna, hyssop, jasmine, juniper, lavender, lemon balm, lilac, lime, lungwort, maple,milkweed, mild thistle, mistletoe, moneywort, money plant, mulberry, mustard, narcissus, oak, oakmoss, onion, periwinkle, pine, red clover, sage, sandalwood, sarsaparilla, sumac, sweet briar, sweet cicely, tonka bean, violet, wallflower, yellow dock
Venus
Goddess - Freya
Day - Friday
It is associated with magic dealing with: art, fertility, love, music and pleasure.
Zodiac - Taurus Libra
Colours - Green, pink, rose, copper Stones - Amber, adventurine, azurite, chrysocolla, chysoprase, emerald, green calcite, jade, kunzite, lapis lazuli, loadstone, malachite, peridot, pink calcite, rose quartz, rhodochrosite, rhodonite, serpentine, sodalite, tourmaline (green, pink, watermelon) turquoise Herbs - Adam and Eve root, African violet, alder, apple, ash, aster, avocado, basil, Balm of Gilead, bedstraw, bean, bergamot, bleeding heart, bloodroot, boneset, bugleweed, burdock, catnip, celery, cherry, chickpea, cocoa, coltsfoot, columbine, cosmos, crocus, cumin, cypress, daffodil, daisies, damiana, dittany, echinacea, elder, fern, flea-bane, foxglove, gardenia, geranium, heart's ease, heather, hibiscus, hollyhocks, horehound, hyacinth, hydrangeas, jasmine, jewelweed, juniper, kava-kava, lady's mantle, lady's slipper, lily of the valley, lime, lovage, marshmallow, meadowsweet, moneywort, motherwort, orchid, oregano, orris root, pansy, parsley, passion flower, pear, pennyroyal, peony, periwinkle, plantain, plum, poppy, primrose, radish, ragweed, red clover, red raspberry, rice, rose, sarsaparilla, self-heal, slippery elm, spearmint, spiderwort, star anise, strawberry, sweet pea, sycamore, tansy, thyme, tulips, vanilla, vervain, vetivert, violet, watermelon, wheat, woodruff, yarrow
Saturn
God - Saturn
Day - Saturday
It is associated with meditation and Karma, and magic dealing with: banishing, change, death, motivation, reincarnation, understanding and wills.
Retrograde Saturn slows down time, brings disappointment and delays, forces us to look at our mistakes, brings Karmic retribution, and tests patience.
Zodiac - Capricorn
Colours - Black, brown, wine, mustard, magenta Metal - Lead, pewter, zinc Stones - Alum, Apache tear, aragonite, black coral, black quartz, black tourmaline, bone, brown jasper, coal, garnet, hematite, howlite, jet, obsidian, onyx, salt, serpentine, smoky quartz, snowflake obsidian, star sapphire Herbs - Aconite (monkshood) buckthorn, burdock, carnation, comfrey, cornflower, cramp bark, cypress, datura, dodder, elder, elm, fern, fleabane, fumitory, garlic, heart's ease, helebore, hemlock, hemp, henbane, horsetail Irish moss, ivy kava-kava, knotweed, laurel, lobelia, mandrake, mastic, morning glory, mullein, myrrh, nightshade, onion, pansy, patchouli, pine, pike, potato, quince, rowan, rue, skullcap, shepherd's purse, Solomon's seal, tamarind, tansy, tobacco, vetch, Virginia creeper, witch hazel, yew
Neptune
Day - No traditional day
Zodiac - Pisces
Metal - Platinum, pewter Stones - Amethyst, aquamarine, bloodstone, blue aragonite, blue tourmaline, calcite (all colours) celetite, coral, gem silica lithium, green tourmaline, jade, kyanite, lepidolite, mother-of-pearl, pearl, petalite, petroleum products (oils and plastics) sea salt, sea shell, watermelon tourmaline, turquoise Herbs - Adam and Eve root, African violet, agaric, alder, aloe, apricot, ash, blue flag, cabbage, catnip, cedar, celery, chives, copal, cucumber, elm, fennel, fig, fir, grape, hemp, hops, Irish moss, jack in the pulpit, jade tree, jewelweed, jonquil, lavender, lemon, lemon grass, lettuce, lotus, lovage, magnolia, mastic, milkweed, morning glory, moss, mugwort, mushroom, narcissus, onion, papaya, passion flower, peach pear, plum poppy pumpkin, sea weed skunk cabbage, soapwort, sweet pea, violet, water lily watercress, watermelon, willow wisteria, yerba mate, ylang-ylang
Pluto
Day - No traditional day
Zodiac - Scorpio
Colours - Black dark red, rust, indigo Metal - Plutonium, manganese, chromium, carbon steel Stones - Alexandrite, Apache tear, black coral, black quartz, black tourmaline, dark opal, diamond, hematite, Herkimer diamond, jet, kunzite, labradorite, moldavite, obsidian, onyx, ruby snowflake obsidian, unakite Herbs - Aconite (monkshood), agaric, artichoke, asafoetida, basil, bayberry, belladonna, birch, blackberry, black-eyed susan, blackthorn, burdock, catalpa, cattail, chrysanthemum, cohosh (black and blue), damiana, datura, dogwood, dragon's blood, elder, eucalyptus, foxglove, fumitory, ginseng, hawthorn, heather, hemlock, holly, kava-kava, life everlasting, lobelia, mandrake, mistletoe, morning glory, nightshade, orchid, pansy, patchouli, pine, pitcher plant, pomegranate, rhododendron, rosemary, rowan, rye, saw palmetto, slippery elm, sundew, toadflax, tobacco, unicorn root, vanilla, Venus flytrap, wormwood, yew yucca
Source : The Outer Temple of Witchcraft Christopher Penczak
http://sacredwicca.jigsy.com/astrological-correspondences
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The garden is in full swing now, even though the first week of June was cold and rainy.
Usually high temps in the first two weeks of June average 74-77 degrees F. For the first week of June, we ran 10-20 degrees F below those, with highs in the low 50s to high 60s and lots of rain. That was right after I planted my cucumbers, tomatoes, peppers, green bean, and herb seedlings, some annuals, and arugula, Swiss chard, and lettuce seedlings. Not a happy state of affairs for anyone except the arugula.
This last week, nature sought some sort of perverse balance, setting the solar death ray on stun. Highs ranged from 78 to 95F, which is almost 20 degrees F above average. Some years we don’t have temps in the mid-90s even in July or August. It’s been in the 80s and 90s since Saturday. This the veggies like better, but I had to mulch and water those that survived the first week to to protect them from climate whiplash. So far, I have replaced about half the cucumber plants.
Anyway, there is a lot to talk about now, and to show, including the veggies, but also the perennials, shrubs, trees, weeds/wildflowers, compost, insects, etc.
Bulbs: The only bulbs really happening at the moment are large purple alliums (shown with variegated Solomon’s Seal) …
… and scilla (aka wood hyacinth), which just seems to have sprung up in the front yard without my planting it.
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So-called Weeds: Some of the prettiest flowers in the yard.
orange hawkweed
white violet
pink and purple ajuga flowers
blue violets with ‘Turkish Delight’ sedum
a veronica of some kind
large dock plant
lesser stitchwort flower (very tiny flower)
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Perennials: Where to begin?
An all-time favourite of mine is Rodgersia, a plant that not only likes shade, hallelujah, but looks positively tropical. And the flower, which is about to bloom, smells heavenly. If you don’t have one, get one. Or six.
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The pasque flower (Pulsatilla vulgaris) is entirely kaput, but I like it that way.
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Centaurea (perennial bachelor button) always looks fabulous, with a very photogenic deep blue and purple bloom.
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The geraniums are starting to bloom like crazy; these were plant sale buys whose names are lost to history.
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The hostas are happy campers, except that the deer keep eating them, especially Gold Standard and So Sweet. I’ve shaved some Irish Spring into their leaves, which has always nipped this nipping in the bud, so to speak. We’ll see. They’re not blooming yet, so just a couple of photos now, with more to come in later months.
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Next, a couple of nice ground covers, Mother of Thyme, which spreads quickly, and yellow archangel, a false lamium that I’ve read can be very invasive but it certainly isn’t in my gardens in Maine and New Hampshire.
Mother of Thyme
Mother of Thyme, close
Lamiastrum galeobdolon (yellow archangel) and Japanese lantern in the shade gardens
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Baptisia and amsonia are spring perennial mainstays in my area. This year, I was given some more yellow baptisia by a neighbour, what a gift. I transplanted them less than two weeks ago and they seem to have adapted:
I also have other yellow baptisia (not shown yet), and some of the more common blue variety as well, in four different parts of the yard.
I’ve got two kinds of amsonia, ‘Blue Ice,’ with dark blooms (the first three photos), and an Amsonia tabernaemontana, with a paler, more delicate bloom (the last photo), planted in three different spots in the garden. It’s just starting to bloom now.
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Speaking of things blue, salvia …
and lupine …
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And then there are pink things, are there not?
Like ‘Pink Profusion’ Bowman’s Root, another favourite.
And comfrey, which is sort of pinkish purple. And it needs its first chop-and drop, for instant mulch, soon, before I have to stake it.
And dianthus, in the back and front borders.
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I should also mention the woodland plants, mostly in the rock wall, but some are tucked into other spots as well.
bunchberry (with hosta)
lily of the valley
Canada mayflower with white violet
Solomon’s Seal
pink-white columbine
pink-white columbine flower, close
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A hodge-podge of a few other perennials coming to life now:
a variegated euphobia
sweet cicely (Myrrhis odorata), from a friend
trollius blooms in the rain
anemone sylvestris flower
anemone sylvestris leaf
anemone sylvestris — It spreads
anemone sylvestris … It REALLY spreads … I transplanted a couple of plants here two years ago.
two lady’s mantle in the rock wall
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Shrubs & Trees: I planted a new umbrella pine, weeping larch, and weeping white spruce this spring, and replaced a buddleia with a small nine bark (“Little Devil”) that I bought at a local plant sale. The umbrella pine and ninebark are shown below.
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This is the time when the rhododendrons make their splash. I didn’t plant these but I have been hacking away at them for seven years; it only encourages them.
part of the rhodo show
red and purple rhodos
purple rhodo
red rhodo bloom
white-pink rhodo
purple irises (from neighbours) and red rhodos
blue baptisia and purple rhodos
I also didn’t plant these cream-orange and red azaleas, but I LOVE them, especially contrasted with the boulder and the Japanese maple tree.
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Lilacs are about finished — here are Ludwig Spaeth, Beauty of Moscow, and Sensation before they lost their oomph —
but the little Miss Kim is going strong.
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The pagoda dogwoods have flowers now.
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The buddleia, which should reach about five feet in height, is off to a slow start, but it’s growing. The photo on the left was taken on 1 June, the one on the right on 14 June.
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Food Crops: Not much happening yet, though most have been planted by now.
The peas are flowering:
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And the peach trees have so many peaches on them that I will have to remove 5/6 of them to get a good crop of decent-sized sweet, juicy peaches. Apparently there should be one nub the size of a dime every 6-8 inches on a branch. It’s going to be farming torture to thin them next week.
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Fungi: I don’t know who, but they’re growing in the rock wall.
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Compost: I am actually using compost I have lovingly handcrafted from kitchen scraps, tossed cut flowers, leaves, some grass clippings, dirt, pruned shrubs and perennials that aren’t diseased, and whatever else finds its way into the bin. It’s dark and crumbly!
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Animals: You know, insects, deer, fox, bears and cubs — the usual suburban garden fare. (Some photos courtesy the motion camera.)
wasp
lady bugs mating
bee or a mimic fly of some kind
red fox
deer at 11:30 a.m.
bear with two or more cubs
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I’ll finish up with a few landscape shots.
part of the sunroom border
shade garden
shade garden with ‘Ivory Halo’ dogwood
front yard with rhodos, leucothoe, hostas, baptisia, etc.
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Thanks for stopping by!
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More GBBD, hosted at May Dreams Gardens:
… danger garden – always fun for me to see interesting spikey things that don’t grow here
… Late to the Garden Party (south coastal California, so exotic!)
… Commonweeder in western Mass. is more my speed
… Southern Meadows (northeast Georgia, zone 8a) has great insect shots
… Dirt Therapy in Vancouver, WA
… Rogue Eggplant in Maryland
June Garden Bloggers’ Bloom Day The garden is in full swing now, even though the first week of June was cold and rainy.
#allium#amsonia#baptisia#blooms#Bowman&039;s Root#centaurea#flowers#Garden Bloggers’ Bloom Day#GBBD#geranium#hosta#June#month of June#peas#rhododendron#Rodgersia#woodland
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