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depict product, many are simply pictures of the
plant.
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Osha
Root
(Ligusticum porteri)
Hard
to find, a great immune enhancer.
Treats colds, flu & upper
respiratory infections.
(whole)
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1
oz 3.99 
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1/4lb
12.40
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1/2lb
28.25
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1
lb 42.50
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Paprika
(Capsicum annuum)
Really
a combination of different members of
the pepper family. Taste runs from mild
to hot, all with wonderful flavor. Will
warm the insides & stimulate
circulation. (ground)
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1
oz 1.09 
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1/4lb
3.40
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1/2lb
4.90
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1
lb 5.90
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Parsley
(Petroselinum crispum)
Higher
in iron than most green vegetables.
Helps dissolve small kidney &
gallstones. Sweetens breath. For liver
ailments. A diuretic. Great blood tonic
for capillaries, blood vessels &
arteries. Try our Cranberry
Hibiscus
Tea
or our Weight-Be_Gone
Tea
(flakes)
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1
oz 1.19 
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1/4lb
5.50
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1/2lb
7.25
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1
lb 9.50
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Passionflower
(Passiflora incarnata)
A
pure, natural & mild sedative.
Useful for calming nerves & blood
pressure. A deterrent for alcohol. Try
our
Pow Wow
Dreams
Tea.
(cut
& sifted)
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1
oz 2.29

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1/4lb
4.25
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1/2lb
7.00
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1
lb 13.00
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Patchouli
(Pogostemon cablin)
Widely used
fragrence.
(cut
& sifted)
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1
oz 2.49 
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1/4lb
7.40
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1/2lb
12.25
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1
lb 16.90
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Pau
D'Arco
(Tabebuia impetiginosa)
Old
Brazilian cure for yeast infection,
aids fungal infection, lowers blood
sugar. Contains natural antibacterial
agents, cleanses blood has a healing
effect. Try our Echinecea
&
More
Tea or Arth-Rite-Ease
Tea
(cut
& sifted)
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Pepper,
black ground Tellicherri
(Piper
nigrum)
While
the black is by far the most common,
the different varieties are
wonderful.
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whole,
peppercorn
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1oz
1.19
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1/4lb
3.75
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1/2lb
8.50
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1
lb 10.00
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ground
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2
oz 1.39
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1/4lb
2.50
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1/2lb
4.60
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1
lb 7.90
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Peppermint
(Mentha
piperita)
A
good replacement for coffee. Tastes
great, an old headache remedy. Helps
entire system work normally. Try our
Alfalfa
Mint
Tea.
(cut
& sifted)
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1 oz 1.49

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1/4lb
3.40
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1/2lb
4.50
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1
lb 6.00
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Plantain
(Plantago
major)
An
important healing herb. May aid
everything from coughs to diarrhea and
wounds. Soothes lungs & urinary
tract.
(cut
& sifted)
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1
oz 1.39 
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1/4lb
4.50
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1/2lb
7.80
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1
lb 10.00
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Pleurisy
Root
(Asclepias
tuberosa)
Most
useful for relieving pain &
inflammation of pleurisy. Beneficial
for hot, dry & tight conditions of
chest.
(cut
& sifted)
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1
oz 2.19 
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1/4lb
6.40
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1/2lb
12.25
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1
lb 21.00
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Poppy
Seed
(Papaver
somniferum)
More
than just the little black seeds on
bread. They impart a slight walnut
flavor to foods.
(whole)
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1
oz 1.29 
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1/4lb
2.90
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1/2lb
3.90
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1
lb 5.00
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Raspberry
Leaf
(Rubus
idaeus)
High
in minerals & a good source of
vitamins. Very helpful for all female
organs & problems. Will help
decrease the menstrual flow without
stopping it completely. Eases menstrual
cramping.
(cut
& sifted)
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1
oz 1.59 
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1/4lb
3.10
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1/2lb
5.10
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1
lb 7.90
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Red
Clover
(Trifolium
pratense)
Probably
the best blood purifier that the Earth
has to offer. All the body's systems
benefit from this herb. If taken
regularly, amazing results are seen for
skin problems. One of the best 'every
day' herbs.
(whole)
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1
oz 2.59 
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1/4lb
4.90
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1/2lb
7.20
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1
lb 13.50
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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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