Medicinal Plants Collection (#11)

Turkey Tail Fungus; Florence, Oregon, United States Of America

Tropaeolum majus, Nasturtium or Indian Cress flowers and leaves, side view

Herbal tea made with fresh leaves being poured from glass teapot into cup through a strainer, side view

Zingiber officinale, Ginger root and finely diced ginger, close up

Kidney Vetch - in flower - UK
DAC-444 Kidney Vetch - in flower UK Anthyllis vulneraria David Chapman Please note that prints are for personal display purposes only and may not be reproduced in any way

Mugwort (Artemisia vulgaris). Close up of leaves of Mugwort, also known as wild wormwood and witches herb. It has been traditionally used as a medicinal herb

Purple coneflowers (Echinacea sp.) in flower. This medicinal plant can be used as a herbal treatment for wounds and burns. It is also thought to help the body to fight infections like the common cold

Dilston Physic Garden, Northumberland, UK
Dilston Physic Garden, Northumbria, UK. This garden contains over 500 plants that have medicinal properties. It was created by Elaine Perry

Autumn crocus growing on meadow covered with morning dew Baden-Wuerttemberg, Germany
SAS-609 Autumn crocus - growing on meadow covered with morning dew Baden-Wuerttemberg, Germany Colchicum autumnale Steffen & Alexandra Sailer Please note that prints are for personal display purposes

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"Unlocking the Healing Power of Nature: Exploring Medicinal Plants" Yarrow: A versatile herb known for its wound-healing properties and ability to alleviate digestive issues. Common Oat: Beyond breakfast cereal, this humble grain offers medicinal benefits such as reducing cholesterol levels and soothing irritated skin. Lovage: Discover the ancient healing powers of lovage, a plant renowned for its diuretic properties and relief from digestive disorders. Sweetscented Bedstraw & Woodruff: Delight your senses with these fragrant plants that have been used for centuries to treat insomnia, anxiety, and even improve digestion. Chamomile in All Its Forms: From Italian camomilla to German chamomile, explore the diverse range of chamomile species known for their calming effects on both body and mind. Hemlock or Poison Hemlock? Uncover the dark side of nature as we delve into the deadly hemlock plant while cautioning against its toxic potential. Wormwood's Mysterious Charm: Journey through history with grand wormwood - an essential ingredient in absinthe - known for its unique flavor profile and traditional use as a digestive aid. Castor Bean Plant & Its Versatile Oil: Learn about castor oil's numerous applications in medicine, skincare, hair care, and beyond – all derived from this fascinating plant. Couch Grass: Often dismissed as a weed, couch grass surprises us with its diuretic properties that can help combat urinary tract infections and kidney stones naturally. Garden Angelica & Wild Celery: Explore these two powerful herbs celebrated throughout history for their anti-inflammatory qualities and contribution to overall well-being. Coltfoot’s Resilience Shining Through : Discover how coltsfoot has endured centuries of herbal medicine usage due to its effectiveness in treating respiratory ailments like coughs or asthma Mullein's Velvet Touch.