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This sweet culinary delight is native to central Europe and the Mediterranean. Grows to 2 feet tall with a nice rounded form and shiny, aromatic, evergreen...

Traditional use: As an ingredient in German punch it was considered helpful in the treatment of migraines, nervous conditions and stomach pains. Used during...

This striking Artemesia can get quite large, forming a mound of silvery blue-green foliage and sending up 5 foot stalks with small gold flowers....

Usually seen naturalized on stream banks, this water loving herb is known for its sprightly taste. Many gardeners don‰Ûªt realize that watercress can grow...

This is the species most commonly used for its medicinal root. The plant is a little trickier in a garden setting. It prefers very good drainage and does...

Rattle Bush. Easier species to cultivate and medicinally interchangeable with true wild indigo. Blue/green clover-like leaves can grow up to 5 feet tall...

Wild Black Cherry, Choke Cherry. Hardy landscape tree growing to 25 feet and covered with white blooms in the spring followed by reddish purple fruit, great...

Hartwegs Wild Ginger  Marbeled Wild Ginger ranges from Southern Oregon into Northern California  extending south into parts of the Sierras. This type of...

The root oil has been used in perfumes. The root, itself, is a digestive tonic prescribed for colic and flatulence. Native Americans used it as a...

Originally from Europe, this willow variety has attractive purple catkins in the spring. All willow varieties can be coppiced (repeatedly pruned) for basket...

Eastern Teaberry, Checkerberry. This shiny-leaved, aromatic ground cover with it's bright red berries and delicate, bell shaped white flowers is native to...

Lavender blue and white flowers borne in dense clusters to 12-18‰Û long. Large pinnate leaves turn golden in Fall. Roots are used in TCM. Blooms in April...

This deciduous shrub has smooth bark and fragrant late Fall flowers. A distillation of the leaves and flower bearing twigs is a powerful astringent and...

Gou Gi Zi. Matrimony Vine. A medicinal food in China where the young leaves and shoots are cooked. The sweet berries are snacked on fresh or added to soups...

Another variety of wild yam originating in Asia. The leaves on this plant have a spicy fragrance. Medicinally used to treat nerve pain, IBS, diarrhea and...

This twining perennial vine native to the hardwood forest of the eastern U.S. is an effective anti-spasmodic for the digestive system and the uterus....

*1 Black Cohosh *1 Evening Primrose *1 Chaste Tree *1 Lady's Mantle *1 Motherwort *1 Raspberry

*1 Calamus *1 Cardinal Flower *1 Yerba Mansa *1 Sweet Flag *1 Pennyroyal *1 Watercress