Acacia Flowers - Blackberry Leaf

Black Cohosh - Chaste Berry

Chervil - Curry

Damiana - Fennel

Fenugreek - Hops

Horehound - Lobelia

Maca - Orris Root

Osha Root - Red Clover

Rehmannia - Siberian Ginseng

Slippery Elm - White Willow

Wild Cherry - Yellowdock

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Information and Warnings *   indicates herbs & spices with culinary & medicinal uses  NP indicates not for use during pregnancy or while nursing  **EX  external use only  #  may be harmful if used incorrectly.

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  Herbs pictures do not necessarily depict product, many are simply pictures of the plant.

Chickweed (Stellaria media) Rich in Vitamin C & minerals; especially calcium, magnesium & potassium. Helps the body to eliminate toxins. Said to heal & soothe anything it comes in contact with. May help dissolve plaque in blood vessels. (cut & sifted) 1 oz 1.39 1/4 lb 4.90 1/2 lb 8.40 1 lb 12.90

* Chives (Allium schoenoprasum) The most delicate member of the onion family. Add to soups, butter spreads, sour cream for dips & potato toppers. (cut & sifted) 1 oz 2.25 1/4 lb 8.00 1/2 lb 12.75 1 lb 20.00

Cilantro ( Coriandrum sativum) The most delicate member of the onion family. Add to soups, butter spreads, sour cream for dips & potato toppers. (cut & sifted) 1oz 1.99 1/4 lb 5.90 1/2 lb 10.00 1 lb 16.00

Cinnamon (Cinnamomum cassia) Really the bark of the cinnamon tree. Warms the body. Add to mulled ciders, pumpkin pie, teas & coffees. A fast fix for diarrhea ground 2 oz 1.99 1/4 lb 3.30 1/2 lb5.90 1 lb 7.90 chips 2 oz 1.99 1/4 lb 3.30 1/2 lb 5.90 1 lb 7.90

Cleavers (Galium aparine) An old time spring tonic. High in Vit. C. & an excellent diuretic. Useful in clearing skin problems,. Helps with arthritis & gout (cut & sifted) 1 oz. 2.39 1/4 lb 6.70 1/2 lb 7.75 1 lb 9.80

Cloves (Syzygium aromaticum) This looks like a little brown nail. They serve a dual purpose in savory & sweet dishes. Aromatic buds that stimulate & warm the body, increase circulation, improve digestion, & aid in treating vomiting & diarrhea. ground 1 oz 1.89 1/4lb 3.75 1/2lb 6.50 1 lb 11.00 whole 1oz 1.89 1/4lb 3.75 1/2lb 6.50 1 lb 11.00

NP Coltsfoot (Tusilago farfara) Very soothing to the mucous membranes. Improves lung troubles. This plant's Latin name means cough dispeller.' Excellent in relieving the chest of phlegm. Useful for asthma, bronchitis & spasmodic coughs. (cut & sifted) 1 oz 1.69 1/4 lb 4.40 1/2 lb 7.75 1 lb 10.20

# NP Comfrey Root (Symphytum officinale) Its old fashioned name was knitbone. Today we know that the herb contains allantoin, which encourages bone, cartilage and muscle cells to grow. (cut & sifted) 1 oz 1.99 1/4 lb 4.50 1/2 lb 6.75 1 lb 9.00

Copal resin (Bursera fagaroides) Resins are the top of the line in incense burning. With charcoals, you can release the intense fragrance without the dilution of a burning base or fixatives typical in man-made stick or cone incense. Copal: Purification; consecration; contact with other planes; exorcism; spells (granules) 1 oz 2.65 1/4 lb 6.60 1/2 lb 9.10 1 lb 11.20

* Coriander (Coriandrum sativum) Considered very strengthening to the heart. It is a wonderful stomach tonic. The leaves of this plant are also known as cilantro or Chinese parsley. It is welcome in soups & stews & in some chili dishes. (whole) 1 oz 1.29 1/4 lb 3.90 1/2 lb 6.90 1 lb 8.90

* Cumin (Cuminum cyminum) Medicinally relieves gas and bloating. Related to caraway and anise. Wonderful in pickles. (ground) (whole) ground 1 oz 1.19 1/4 lb 2.60 1/2 lb 4.25 1 lb 5.75 whole seed 1 oz 1.19 1/4 lb 2.60 1/2 lb 4.25 1 lb 5.75

* Curry (Blend) ground A common flavor in Indian cooking. Used for vegetable, meat & fish curries. Warming & good for you. Aids circulation. (ground) 1 oz 1.49 1/4 lb 2.60 1/2 lb 4.25 1 lb 6.25

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How to Steep Herbs

Generally, it is best not to boil the herbs.  Bring water to a boil and remove it from the heat, then add the herbs to water for steeping.  Stir and cover.  It is best, when possible, not to use a tea ball.  Allowing the herbs to circulate freely in the water maximizes the potency of the water infusion.  Strain out the herbs after steeping

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