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Flowers - Blackberry Leaf
Black
Cohosh - Chaste Berry
Chervil
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Damiana
- Fennel
Fenugreek
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Horehound
- Lobelia
Maca
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Osha
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Rehmannia
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Slippery
Elm - White Willow
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Herbs pictures do not necessarily depict
product, many are simply pictures of the plant.
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Horehound
(Marubium vulgare)
Decreases
thickness and increases fluidity of
mucus in the bronchial tubes and lungs.
Useful for hayfever, sinusitis and
other respiratory disorders. Makes a
great old fashioned candy
(cut
& sifted)
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1
oz 1.79 
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1/4
lb 4.20
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1/2
lb 7.25
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1
lb 11.90
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Horsetail/Shavegrass
(Equisetum
alvense)
A
prehistoric botanical relic, is a close
relative of trees that grew on earth
270 million years ago. Increases
calcium absorption, promotes healing of
broken bones & connective tissue.
Nature's blood stop. High in silica for
healthy nails & hair.
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1
oz 1.69 
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1/4
lb 3.90
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1/2
lb 5.00
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lb 8.20
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Huckleberry
Leaf
(Vaccinium
myrtilli)
Also
know as Blueberry or Bilberry, may help
protect your eyes and promote crystal
clear vision. Rich in antioxident
flavonoids that help prevent free
radical damage. Helps increase blood
flow and oxygen to eyes., reduces eye
fatigue and promotes better night
vision.
(cut
& sifted)
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1
oz.
1.99

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1/4
6.00
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1/2
lb 9.60
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1
lb 15.60
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Hyssop
(Hyssopus officinalis)
Relieves
congestion, regulates blood pressure
and dispels gas. Externally aids
wounds.
(cut
& sifted)
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1
oz 1.49 
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1/4
lb 4.00
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1/2
lb 6.25
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1
lb 9.00
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Jasmine
Flowers
(Jasminum officinale)
Wonderful
calming properties..
(whole)
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1
oz. 2.59 
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1/4
lb 6.80
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1/2lb
12.10
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1
lb 16.40
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Juniper
Berry
(Juniperus communis)
In
the world of food & drink, these
berries are most often associated with
sauerkraut & game. Helps to
regulate blood sugar levels.
(whole)
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1
oz. 2.19 
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1/4
lb 4.10
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1/2
lb 6.25
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1
lb 9.20
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NP
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Lavender
(Lavendula angustifolia)
Excellent
combined with other herbs that have a
strong taste. In the bath, it helps
relax the body. Used in sachets, jelly,
honey. Has anti-bacterial properties.
See Citrus
& Flower
Tea.
(whole)
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1
oz 2.59 
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1/4
lb 5.50
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1/2
lb 9.55
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1
lb 14.50
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Lemon
Balm
(Melissa officinalis)
Fresh
leaves add delicate flavor to many
dishes. Provides a soothing bath for
insect bites & too much sun. Great
iced. For depression, nervous
exhaustion, indigestion and early
stages of colds and flu. See our
Lemons
and
Mint
Tea.
(cut
& sifted)
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1
oz 1.39
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1/4
lb 5.40
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1/2
lb 8.75
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1
lb 12.20
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Lemon
Grass
(Cymbopogon citratus)
Leaf
will treat diarrhea, stomach ache,
headache & indigestion. Aid colds
& flu. A strong tea made of this
herb will help athletes foot.
(cut
& sifted)
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1
oz 1.59 
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1/4
lb 4.20
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1/2
lb 6.50
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1
lb 7.40
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Lemon
Peel
(Citrus limon)
Zesty
& refreshing, great in teas,
salads, deserts & main dishes.
(cut
& sifted)
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1
oz 1.89 
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1/4
lb 4.90
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1/2
lb 8.25
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1
lb 11.20
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Lemon
Verbena
(Aloysia triphylla)
A
soothing pleasant tasting herb. Great
tea for minor colds & relaxing.
(cut
& sifted)
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1/2
oz 1.99
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1/4lb
10.40
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1/2lb
16.75
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1
lb 23.00
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Licorice
(Glycyrrhiza glabra)
cut
& sifted sticks or capsules
A
mild laxative. Will aid the heart &
circulatory system. Puts vitality in
the body. Used for the throat. Not
reccommended for persons with high
blood pressure
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cut/sifted
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1oz
1.95
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1/4lb
3.50
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1/2lb
5.90
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1
lb 8.00
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stick
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1oz
1.99
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1/4lb
4.10
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1/2lb
7.00
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1
lb 12.00
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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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