Wild Lettuce Leaf (Lactuca virosa): The Herbal Sedative
Wild Lettuce — Lactuca virosa — is a tall, prickly biennial of roadsides and waste ground, the wild ancestor of cultivated lettuce but with…
Wild Lettuce — Lactuca virosa — is a tall, prickly biennial of roadsides and waste ground, the wild ancestor of cultivated lettuce but with…
Wild Indigo — Baptisia tinctoria — is a North American prairie plant with striking yellow flowers that was used by Native American peoples for…
Wild Carrot — Daucus carota — is the ancestor of the cultivated carrot, growing on dry grasslands and roadsides throughout Britain as Queen Anne’s…
White Horehound — Marrubium vulgare — is one of the oldest cough remedies in recorded medicine, mentioned by Dioscorides, Pliny, and in the works…
White Dead Nettle — Lamium album — is one of the most easily confused plants in the British countryside: its stinging-nettle-like leaves produce no…
The “Walnut Leaf Green Black” designation in the Herba Naturalle herb index refers to preparations made from the green (unripe) outer hull of Black…
Walnut Leaf — from Juglans nigra, the Black Walnut — is the leaf preparation of the same tree whose bark gives Butternut Bark…
Vriddadaru — Argyreia speciosa (also known as Elephant Creeper or Vidhara in Sanskrit) — is a robust climbing plant native to India and South-East Asia, used…