Dandelion- It is an excellent diuretic and good source of potassium,. An essential mineral usually lost from the body when synthetic diuretics are taken. It has a cleansing effect on the liver and gallbladder so it is used in cases of jaundice and indigestion especially when constipation is involved. Part used: root or leaves gathered between June an August,

Fennel - Appears in both Chinese and Western herbs, relives flatulence, is good for colic, and improves appetite. It is also said to relieve coughs and improve the flow of milk in women who breast feed. Used externally as a compress, it relieves inflammation of the eyes. In both China and the Western world it is used as a food, but in china, it is also reared as aiding the digestion and helping pain from hernia. Part used: seeds.

Garlic - is used for protection and healing. It is taken for lowing blood pressure,  and removing parasites or infections since the olden days.

Ginger - is used to obtain money success and power

Ginseng - Also known by its Chinese name Ren Shen, there are many types of ginseng, heat having its own specific properties from sweet, slightly bitter, slightly warm, though all are very strengthening American ginseng for example is cooler in action than the Chinese ginseng and therefore more appropriate for use after high fevers. Ginseng is one of the most widely known and valued Chinese hers, It has a reputation traditionally, for increasing fertility and longevity. It is useful in any condition where there is a weakness or exhaustion. More commonly it is used to benefit a weak digestion or aid recovery after a long illness. It also has a calming quality and can be used short term for palpitations, insomnia and restlessness accompanied by general debility. Avoid use in pregnancy, high blood pressure or where this is no weakness. Part used: root.

Golden Seal - Also known as eye root, eye balm, ground raspberry and yellow root, this plant is a native of North America and is also a popular herb in the Caribbean cultures. It is a powerful tonic to the mucous membranes, resolves phlegm and is beneficial to some digestive disorders including loss of appetite. It is invaluable in clearing infections of the upper respiratory tract, but its prolonged use is not advisable due to the drying effect it has. For this reason it is often added to prescription in half quantities. It is a must to avoid in pregnancy but can be useful during labor as it stimulates the uterine muscles. Part used: root and rhizome, unearthed in the fall.

Holly - is used in dream magic and to help in balancing

Iris - Is used for Wisdom. The iris is also well known for the color variation that ads to the depth in home decor and flower arrangements.

Ivy: - Is used for protection and healing. Ivy is a great plant to grow and use within the home or apartment. Easy care.

Lavender - This common herb has a variety of uses based on it cooling and sedative properties. It can be effective for headaches, especially those caused by stress, and is often used in combination with other herbs to deal with depression, nervous exhaustion, and other emotional symptoms. It may aid restful sleep either taken at bedtime as an infusion or slipped under the pillow in a cheesecloth bag, or essence/oil pouch. It is sometimes used for rheumatic pain, especially if it is accompanied by inflammation and skin rashes. Part used: flowers.

Lemon Balm - Also known as balm mint, bee balm dropsy plant, garden balm melissa, or sweet balm, this perennial plant is common both wild and cultivated in Europe and parts of the U.S. It is a useful digestive herb, relieving spasm in the intestines and flatulence and because it also has mild sedative properties it is helpful for anyone whose digestive problems are associated with anxiety or stress. Other benefit areas are the heart and its effect in lowering both fever and blood pressure. Parts used. aerial parts, either fresh or dried in the shade.

Licorice Also known as sweet wood, this plant which features in both Western and Chinese herbalism, benefits the endocrine system and therefore helpful in any illness involving the adrenal glands. For home use, its respiratory problems such as bronchitis or digestive disorders including ulcers, gastritis and colic. Part used: dried root unearthed in late fall.

Lilac - Is used for protection, beauty and love. Sweet fragrance used also to sent a room

Marigold - This herb is excellent for external application wherever there are skin rashes, inflammation or lesions. It speeds the healing process and helps prevent infection of cuts, grazes and fungal infections. Compresses or poultices work well, and it is also available inhomopathic potencyh as Calendula ointment. Used internally, marigold aids digestion and benefits the gall bladder. It is also a valuable herb for the reproductive system, easing period pains and regulating the menstrual cycle. Part used: flowers or petals gathered in summer. Used for dreams, business affairs or legal affairs

Marjoram - is used for protection, love and healing

Mint - is used to bring money, luck and travel. Mint is also used to aide in indigestion and gas

Mistletoe - is used for protection, fertility, healing, psychism and since ancient times as a means to kiss under

Nettle - This is the common stinging mettle, which grows wild all over the world. It has a wide variety of uses, but is of particular benefit to the unary system,; reproductive organs and skin. It is used against hemorrhage and eczema, and a decoction of the root applied locally to the scalp is said to reduce hair loss. Part used: whole plant gathered while in flower.

Orris Root - is used for divination

Passion-Flower - Also known as maypops or passion vine, this herb is an excellent sedative ad aids restful sleep when taken at night. It is also good for the nerves, and so is used for neuralgia and herbs zoster (shingles). Since it releases muscular tension, it may be useful for asthma or an condition where the muscles are in spasm. Part used: dried leaves gathered before flowering.

Rose - Used for love, psychic power, divination and sleep

Rosemary - Used for love, power, healing, sleep Also good for headaches and body aches.

Sage - Also known as red sage or garden sage, this herb has a specific action on the mouth and throat and will benefit most conditions in that area especially where there is inflammation. It is often used as a mouthwash or gargle and will benefit sore throats, mouth ulcers, bleeding gums, tonsillitis, and laryngitis. It will also work for these conditions when taken internally. Its other actions include resing flatulence, slowing the production of breast milk and inducing sweating. In the native American tradition the dried leaves are burned and the smoke is used as incense for cleansing negative energies, white mountain sage is preferred for this use. This herb should be avoided during pregnancy. Part used: leaves gathered in May or June and dried in the shade. Used for Protection and wisdom.

Thyme - Like sage thyme is a common garden shrub thought it can grow wild. Also like sage it can be used for culinary purposes. It does have a broad range of medical applications. It can soothe coughs and sore throats, aids digestion, reduces gas, combats infection and is mildly astringent so it helps in diarrhea and incontinence. It can also be used for a variety of respiratory problems including whooping cough and bronchitis. Part used: leases and flowers gathered in summer. Used for psychic powers and healing.

Valerian - Also called Capon’s tail, this her is an outstanding nervine relaxant, combing well with other herbs such as hops and passion flower to deal with insomnia in adults. It also reduces muscle cramps and spasm such as colic or menstrual cramps. It is an excellent sedative and may be used instead of chemical tranquilizers of the patient is tense, anxious or panicky. It is not recommended for long term use. Part used: root and rhizome unearthed in autumn.

Vervain - This herb is an excellent mild sedative which strengthens the nervous system while also having a calming effect. It is available in teabags in parts of Europe and makes a pleasant bedtime drink. this herb also helps deal with depression, especially if this is caused by the depletion of energy after a virus, and is often most effective combined with oats and skullcap. It benefits the liver and gallbladder, and may also play a part in helping in jaundice and hepatitis. Part used: whole plant above ground gathered in July just before blooming.

Willow - is used for love and divination

Yarrow - Also known as milroil, nosebleed and thousand-leaf, This herb does have a value when used on wounds as the Native Americans have known for many years, using it externally as a powder on wounds and soars or infused to treat burns, fevers and colds. They also burn it using the smoke to form incense to ward off negative energies. yarrow is found in the U.S. and in Europe. The American variety is said to be stronger. When taken it promotes sweating and helps the body through feverish illness. It clears heat from the urinary tract and has also a role in cystitis as well as lowering blood pressure. Part used: whole plant above ground gathered while in flower.