Rowan Mountain Ash, Rowan ROSACEAE Sorbus aucuparia Comment How often does nature not compensate for its bounty by imposing other strictures. The lovely Rowan is no exception to this phenomenon – its small white flowers have a most off-putting smell when approached closely

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Rowan – Its Berries Catch Birds

Dog Rose Dog Rose ROSACEAE Rosa canina Comment A deciduous shrub with arched, downward-curving branches, which are armed with stout hooked prickles. The fruit consists of  numerous hairy achenes enclosed in a fleshy, amphora-shaped, bright orange/red casing a.k.a. the well known rosehip.

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Dog Rose – Mans Herbal Friend

Aspen Aspen SALICACEAE Populus tremula Appearance The alternating, almost circular leaves possess bluntly toothed or wavy borders and emphatically sideways-flattened petioles, which tremble in the least breeze: they adorn a small deciduous tree with flat bark – at the onset yellowish but then developing darkish grey highlights. The female blooms have purple stigmas. The flowers unfold before the leaves emerge.

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Aspen – Balm of Gilead?

radish CRUCIFERAE/BRASSlCACEAERaphanussativus Garden Radish Appearance The leaves and stalk of the grden radish are stiffly fuzzy.

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Radish – as a Herbal Remedy

What is TeenSlim? TeenSlim is a complex herbal remedy, especially developed for teenagers by a Clinical Psychologist. TeenSlim is formulated to assist teenagers to maintain healthy weight goals, as well as cleanse the system, thereby preventing skin breakouts and boosting energy levels

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Natural Help for Teen Obesity

Yarrow Border External use Externally a decoction is used as a herbal remedy to deal with slow-healing cuts, skin rashes and eczema, chapped skin and in the form of a gargle and bath additive. Yarrow should be consumed in moderation and not for long periods because doing so might cause skin itching.

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Yarrow – First Among Natural Herbal Remedies?.. Part 2

Yarrow Varieties Yarrow Achillea millefolium Other names Millefolium, milfoil, thousand-leaf, gordoloba, thousand- leaf clover, green arrow, soldiers’ woundwort, nosebleed, dog daisy, bloodwort, sanguinary, carpenter grass, old-mans pepper, cammock and achillia. Appearance A perennial natural herbal remedy with a creeping rhizome and vertical, furrowed and downy stems.

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Yarrow – First Among Natural Herbal Remedies?.. Part 1

Rhubarb – also “pie plant” – is valued for use in pies, tarts, and sauces as well as herbal remedies. Only the petioles are eaten, whereas herbal solutions use the leaves and roots

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One Of The Oldest Herbal Remedies