Oak Bark (Quercus robur): Britain’s Mightiest Astringent
Oak Bark — from Quercus robur, the English Oak — carries the strength and durability of Britain’s most iconic tree directly into its…
Nettle Root — the underground rhizome of Urtica dioica — has an entirely distinct clinical profile from the leaf, with a specific and well-evidenced…
Nettle Leaf — Urtica dioica — is one of the most genuinely useful “weeds” in the British countryside. Despite its notorious sting (from histamine…
Neroli — the essential oil distilled from the blossoms of Citrus aurantium (the bitter orange tree) — is one of the most precious and…
Myrrh — the aromatic gum resin of Commiphora molmol — is one of the oldest medicines known to human civilisation, used in ancient Egypt…
Musta — Cyperus rotundus, also known as Nut Grass — is one of the most ancient and widely used herbs in the Ayurvedic…
Mullein Leaf — the large, soft, felted leaves of Verbascum thapsus — is widely regarded among Western herbalists as one of the most important…
Mullein Flower — the yellow blossoms of Verbascum thapsus — is one of the most distinctive herbs in the British countryside, with its tall…