Tag: Diarrhea Relief

Dryas (Dryas octopetala), often called mountain avens, is a small, tough alpine plant that thrives where wind, cold, and thin soils would defeat most...

Diamondleaf Oak, botanically listed as Quercus laurifolia, is better known in many regions as laurel oak. It is a fast-growing oak of the southeastern...

Carob is a Mediterranean pod fruit with a long history as both a food and a practical remedy. Today, it sits in an interesting...

Burnet, most often referring to great burnet or Sanguisorba officinalis, is a traditional medicinal herb with a long history of use for bleeding, irritated...

Broom straw, better known in many field guides as broomsedge bluestem, is a wild North American grass with a long history of practical and...

Blackberry is one of those plants that sits in two worlds at once: a familiar fruit in the kitchen and a traditional herbal remedy...

Beth root (Trillium erectum), also called birthroot or wake-robin, is a traditional North American woodland herb best known for its rhizome (underground stem) and...

Beech drops, also called beechdrops, is a small woodland plant with an unusual life strategy: it survives by attaching to beech tree roots rather...

Bayberry (Myrica cerifera), also known as wax myrtle or southern bayberry, is a fragrant coastal shrub with a long history in North American herbal...

Avens (Geum urbanum), often called wood avens or herb bennet, is a traditional European herb best known for its “drying” or astringent feel. That...

Lady’s mantle, often sold under the botanical name Alchemilla vulgaris, is a quietly powerful European herb best known for its astringent, toning nature. In...

Ailanthus altissima, often called tree-of-heaven, is a fast-growing, strongly aromatic tree with a long and complicated history in traditional herbal systems. In modern discussions,...

Agrimony, the delicate yellow-flowered herb also known as Agrimonia eupatoria, has a long history in European herbal traditions for a simple reason: it behaves...