Home›Herbs›All HerbsBrowse ByAll HerbsThe largest grouping in Plants, and the working default for any plant whose use lies in preparation: burned, brewed, infused, bound, strewn or carried. It deliberately gathers culinary, medicinal and magical herbs on one shelf, because the same plant routinely crosses all three uses depending on who is handling it and why. Where a plant is valued instead for its bloom, the part below ground or the standing wood, it will be found under Flowers, Roots or Trees.FactsAll HerbsSourcesComments (0)Reader Challenges (0)FactsDirectoryCategoryWell-attestedPlants 1All HerbsFilter Results52 entriesBelongs To TraditionAllAmazonian Vegetalismo (1)Element CorrespondenceAllAir (7)Earth (6)Fire (17)Water (13)Origin RegionAllBrazil (2)Caucasus (2)Central Asia (1)East Asia (1)Europe (24)Greece (1)Indian Subcontinent (2)Mediterranean Basin (6)Mexico (1)North Africa (8)North America (3)Southeast Asia (1)The Andes (1)Turkey (1)Western Asia (13)Western Europe (2)Traditional AilmentsAllBark comforts the cold stomach and stays nausea (1)Boiled leaves and juice used to loosen the belly (1)Juice used for fluxes and hot inflamed sores (1)Leaves and flowers used for the chest and lungs (1)Leaves used to heal running sores, burns, and ulcers (1)Oil eases the aching tooth and aids digestion (1)Oil rubbed on aching joints to ease pain and inflammation (1)Poison relaxes spasm and stills pain, used with care (1)Poultice soothes inflamed skin, itching, and ulcers (1)Root used for cold, sluggish digestion, wind, and nausea (1)Seed used to comfort the stomach and ease wind (1)Used for the head and brain, faintness, and the heart (1)Used for the head and nerves, easing headache (1)Used for wounds and hurts of the sinews and nerves (1)Used to break the stone, ease wind, and comfort the stomach (1)Used to break up phlegm and strengthen the sight (1)Used to cheer the heart and drive away melancholy (1)Used to cleanse the blood and clear the skin (1)Used to cleanse the blood and guard against scurvy (1)Used to cleanse the blood and stay bleeding (1)Used to clear the chest and lungs of phlegm (1)Used to close wounds and stay the flux (1)Used to comfort a cold brain and ease the chest (1)Used to comfort a weak stomach and dissolve bruised blood (1)Used to ease the chest and comfort the stomach (1)Used to heal wounds and soothe the ulcered gut (1)Used to help digestion and comfort a weak stomach (1)Used to loosen phlegm and ease the cough (1)Used to stanch bleeding and close wounds (1)Used to stay fluxes and comfort the stomach and heart (1)Used to stay the hiccough and ease flatulence (1)Used to stir the appetite and warm a cold stomach (1)Used to strengthen a weak stomach and move the appetite (1)Used to strengthen the lungs and ease the cough (1)Used to strengthen the nerves and ease headache (1)Used to strengthen the womb and ease its pains (1)Used with care to still spasm, pain, and madness (1)Used with skill to deaden pain and bring on sleep (1)Ruling PlanetAllJupiter (7)Mars (8)Mercury (6)Moon (5)Saturn (10)Sun (5)Venus (6)Native To RegionAllAmazonia (1)Caucasus (2)Central Asia (1)East Asia (1)Europe (23)Greece (1)Indian Subcontinent (2)Mediterranean Basin (5)Mesoamerica (1)North Africa (8)North America (3)Persia (1)Southeast Asia (1)The Andes (1)Turkey (1)Western Asia (13)Western Europe (2)Used In PracticeAllAugury (1)Ayurveda (1)Ethnobotany (7)Herbalism (Wortcunning) (8)Plant Medicine (Entheogenic Practice) (5)Shamanism (1)Traditional Chinese Medicine (3)Western Astrology (1)Witchcraft (3)Ritually Used InAllAmazonia (2)British Isles and Gaul (10)China (2)Eastern Europe (1)Global (Cross-Cultural) (1)Greece (8)Iberia and Southern France (2)Indian Subcontinent (2)Italy (4)Japan (1)Mesoamerica (1)North America (1)Persia (2)The Andes (2)The Levant (1)Western Europe (13)Sacred ToAllPachamama (1)Shiva (1)Humoral temperamentAllAiry and quickening to the mind, nerves, and lungs (6)Cooling, moistening, and soothing to the fluids of the body (5)Expansive, nourishing, and kindly to the liver and the blood (7)Hot, martial, and stimulating, a herb of heat and iron (7)Soothing, softening, and beautifying (6)Warming, vitalising, and heart-strengthening (5)Plant kindAllAnnual Herbs (8)Biennial Herbs (5)Evergreen Shrubby Herbs (7)Perennial Herbs (21)Part usedAllBark (1)Flower (9)Fruit (2)Leaf (27)Root (11)Seed (11)Stem (6)Whole Plant (5)Show ResultsBrowseCompareSelect all 52AngelicaHerbsBasilHerbsBelladonnaHerbsBorageHerbsCabbageHerbsCactusHerbsCannabisHerbsCarawayHerbsChacrunaHerbsChervilHerbsChickweedHerbsCinnamonHerbsCloveHerbsCocaHerbsComfreyHerbsCorianderHerbsCucumberHerbsDaturaHerbsDillHerbsEphedraHerbsFennelHerbsFeverfewHerbsFumitoryHerbsGingerHerbsHenbaneHerbsHorehoundHerbsHorsetailHerbsHyssopHerbsIvyHerbsMarjoramHerbsMeadowsweetHerbsMugwortHerbsMulleinHerbsNettleHerbsParsleyHerbsPatchouliHerbsPlantainHerbsRosemaryHerbsRueHerbsSageHerbsSalvia DivinorumHerbsSt Johns WortHerbsSyrian RueHerbsTarragonHerbsThymeHerbsTobaccoHerbsVervainHerbsWatercressHerbsWintergreenHerbsWood BetonyHerbsWormwoodHerbsYarrowHerbsSources1. 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