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  1. Juniper- A evergreen type plant with small blue berries on it
  2. medical-internal- poor digestion, kidney inflammation, rheumatism, gout
  3. External-rheumatism pain, antiseptic
  4. Culinary- game meats, tea
  5.  
  6. Yarrow- tiny white, pink or red densely packed paced flowers. Has a pungent scent
  7. Medical- internal for colds, influenza, diarrhea, arthritis, and to help prevent clotting after a heart attack/stroke
  8. Precaution- may cause allergic skin reaction
  9.  
  10. Monkshood- Purple flowers that look like a monks hood. Don't eat it's poisonous. Used in the past to make poison arrow  
  11. Medical- Internally for sedation, painkiller, stimulation of heart and kidneys
  12. Externally- Rheumatism, arthritis and anesthetic
  13. Dont ask me how you're going to use it
  14.  
  15. Anise Hyssop [licorice mint] - Looks like mint but leaves smell and taste like licorice
  16. Medical-Internally for coughs, nausea, colds, improves appetite,
  17. Culinary- add to meats, salads, and tea
  18.  
  19. Agrimony- aromatic, dark green, hairy foliage, and yellow blossoms
  20. Medical- Internally for diarrhea, cystitis, rheumatism, anti-inflammatory  
  21. External- sore throats, cuts, acne, hemorrhoids
  22. Culinary-tea
  23.  
  24. Leek- like a onion
  25. Culinary- you should know
  26.  
  27. Onion- like a leek
  28.  
  29. Garlic- Like a leek or onion
  30.  
  31. Marsh Mallow
  32. Medical- Internally for bronchitis, asthma, cystitis, excess snot
  33. Culinary- add to salads and roots can be eaten like potatoes
  34. Fun fact- can be given to children as a teething aid
  35.  
  36. Dill
  37. Medical- Internal for flatulence, colic, indigestion,
  38. Culinary-  idk i dont eat it
  39.  
  40. Angelica European [Wild celery/parsnip]
  41. Medical- Internal for digestive problems, anorexia, and potpourris
  42. External- pleurisy and rheumatism
  43. Culinary- tea, salads. stems can be candid for cake decorations or stewed for jams
  44. Precaution- don't give to pregnant people or diabetics
  45.  
  46. Chervil
  47. Medical- Internal for fluid retention, rheumatism
  48. External- hemorrhoids, conjunctivitis
  49. Culinary- soups and salads
  50. Fun fact- loses flavor in heat
  51.  
  52. Burdock
  53. Medical- internal for skin problems, eczema, psoriasis, colds, pneumonia
  54. Culinary- stalks cooked like celery. Roots eaten raw
  55.  
  56. Horseradish
  57. Medical- Internal for arthritis, gout, sciatica. In excess can cause vomiting
  58. External- pleurisy, poultice for wounds
  59. Culinary- Leaves- salads and sandwich
  60.  
  61. Arnica- yellow flowers attracts bees
  62. Medical- ointments for skin and liniments for sprains, bruises, aching muscles, dislocations
  63. precaution- some can get allergic reaction to ointment  i wouldn't recommend eating it
  64.  
  65. Southern wood
  66. Medical- Internal for worms, and menstruation [i don't think horses get periods]
  67. external- Frostbite
  68. Precaution- never give to pregnant people
  69. Fun fact- insect repellent
  70.  
  71. Wormwood- grey green foliage and bushy
  72. Medical- Internal- worms, gall bladder problems, indigestion
  73. External- bites and bruises
  74. Precautions- Take in small doses, unsafe in a house
  75. Fun fact- doesn't play well with other plants  repels insects
  76.  
  77. French Tarragon
  78. Medical- internal- indigestion and worms
  79. External- toothache and rheumatism
  80. Culinary- used to flavor mustard and vinegar
  81. precautions- Not for pregnant women
  82.  
  83. Mug wort
  84. Medical- Internal- depression, loss of appetite, worms, menstrual problems,
  85. External- Leaf dried and burned for acupuncture points, used as a wash for fungal infections
  86. Culinary- meats and stuffings
  87.  
  88. Bar berry- leafy shrub with big red berries
  89. Medical- Internal- gallstones, dysentary, cancer chemotherapy, and sore throat gargle
  90. Culinary- once used in jelly for meats
  91. Precaution-all parts except for ripe berries will kill you
  92.  
  93. Borage- robust, bristly plant, attracts bees
  94. Medical- Internal- throat infections
  95. External- Mouthwashes, eyewashes and poultices
  96.  
  97. Witch Hazel
  98. Medical-Internal- dysentary, diarrhea, excessive menstruation
  99. External- burns, sore throats,eye inflammation,
  100. Fun fact- twigs of witch hazel are often used a s water divining
  101.  
  102. Hop
  103. Medical- internal- insomnia, nervous tension, irritable bowel syndrome, anxiety
  104. External- eczema, herpes, ulcers
  105. Culinary-Main flavoring in beer, oil used for sodas and food coloring
  106.  
  107. Mustard
  108. Culinary- seeds blended and ground to make mustard
  109.  
  110. Safflower
  111. Medical- internal- coronary artery disease, measles, jaundice, laxative
  112. External- Skin problems, bruises, painful joints
  113. Precaution- not for pregnant people
  114. Fun Fact- flowers can make yellow and red dyes
  115.  
  116. Feverfew
  117. Medical- internal- migraines, arthritis, digestive problems, relieves muscle spasms
  118. External- bug bites and bruising
  119. Culinary- lol you cant eat it
  120. precaution-not for pregnant people  fresh leaves can cause dermatitis and skin allergies
  121.  
  122. Chicory
  123. Medical-internal- gout and liver complaints
  124. Culinary- like spinach  roots can be roasted and used as a coffee substitute
  125.  
  126. Lily of the valley
  127. (only if you are qualified to do it) Medical- internal- cardiac failure, hypertension and angina
  128. Precaution- DO NOT EAT YOU WILL DIE    
  129.  
  130. Hawthorn
  131. Medical- internal- circulatory disorders and heart disease
  132. precautions [qualified doctors only  you could kill da nigga if you fuck up]
  133.  
  134. Fox Glove
  135. Medical-internal- heart failure and irregular heartbeat
  136. Precautions [DON'T EAT]
  137.  
  138. Horse tail
  139. Medical-internal- Has SILICA used by the body to repair connective tissue and heal bones faster
  140. External- hemorrhage
  141. Precaution- toxic in large doses
  142.  
  143. Boneset
  144. Medical-internal- peptic, ulcers, heartburn, digestive disorders, rheumatism, dysentery, colds
  145. precaution- some people are sensitive to salicylates in the plant
  146. Fun fact- plant makes green dye  rots make black dye
  147.  
  148. Sweet Woodruff
  149. Medical-internal- varicose veins, hepatitis, jaundice, insomnia in children
  150. Culinary- used in wines and booze
  151. Precaution-may cause dizziness, vomiting, and carcinogenic
  152.  
  153. Herb Robert
  154. Medical-internal- diarrhea, ulcers, gastrointestinal infections, and bleeding
  155. External- skin infections, wounds, inflamed gums, eyewash
  156.  
  157. St.Johns Wort
  158. Medical-internal- depression, premenstral tension and shingles
  159. External- wounds,bruising,burns
  160. Precautions- harmful is eaten, known to cause skin allergies
  161.  
  162. Hyssop
  163. Medical-internal- Tea can be made to knock out colds early or get rid of chest congestion or coughing, bronchitis and flatulence
  164. External- cuts, burns, bruises
  165. Culinary- bitter mint tasting leaves,use sparingly on meat
  166.  
  167. Lavender
  168. Medical-internal- depression, anxiety, indigestion, migraines, bronchitis
  169. External- sunburns, muscle pain, cold sores, halitosis, vaginal discharge
  170. precaution- you will smell beautiful if you roll around in it
  171. Helps people who are suffering from nervous tension or anxiety [hopefully it will help stop some drama in town]
  172.  
  173. Lemon Balm
  174. Medical- internal- Indigestion, depression, feverish colds, headaches, sedative
  175. external- herpes, bug bites, gout
  176. Culinary- add to soups/salads/ meats/wines
  177.  
  178. Bee Balm
  179. Medical-internal- minor digestive problems, farts, [in it's final tea form]- colds, headaches, sore throats, extra snot,
  180. external- skin complaints
  181. Culinary- makes good tea
  182.  
  183. Evening Primrose
  184. Medical-internal- premenstrual cramps, menopausal disorders, acne,skin problems, asthma, hyperactivity, coronary artery disease,
  185. Externally- dry skin
  186.  
  187. Oregano
  188. Medical- internal- colds, stomach upset,
  189. Externally- bronchitis, asthma
  190. Culinary- seasoning
  191.  
  192. Ginseng
  193. Medical [alot im not going to list]
  194. Culinary- seasoning and makes some fine ass tea
  195.  
  196. Passion flower
  197. Medical-internal- insomnia, tension headaches, asthma, bowel problems, hypertension, shingles
  198. Culinary- fruits, and jams
  199.  
  200. Parsley
  201.  
  202. Anise
  203. Medical-internal- coughs, bronchitis, indigestion, farts
  204. External- lice, chest rub
  205. Culinary- flavoring
  206.  
  207. Plantain
  208. Medical-internal- hay fever, catarrh, cystitis a bunch of stuff like every other plant  
  209. External- Bee stings, eye inflammation, shingles, ulcers, soothes nettle stings
  210. Culinary-fucking delicious
  211.  
  212.  
  213. Knotweed
  214. Medical-internal- Digestive disorders, diarrhea, catarrh, excessive menstruation
  215. External-sore throats, mouth inflammation
  216. Culinary- young shoots nice to eat
  217.  
  218. Black currant
  219. Medical-internal- colds, mouth/throat infection
  220. External- gargle for sore throats
  221. Culinary- edible, good for tea
  222.  
  223. Rose
  224. Medical-internal- colds, influenza, scurvy, diarrhea, sore throats, eye irritations, minor infectious diseases,
  225. externally- burns, scars, wrinkles
  226. Culinary- jellies, tea, rosewater [Dont ask me what the fuck rose water is]
  227.  
  228. Rosemary
  229. Medical-internal- Headaches, migraines, depression, nervous tension, poor circulation, digestive problems
  230. External- Arthritis, neuralgia, rheumatism, wounds, dandruff, and muscular injuries
  231. Culinary- seasonings, and tea
  232.  
  233. Madder
  234. Medical-internal- diuretic, bladder stones, kidney problems, laxative
  235. External-cuts
  236. Fun fact- roots can be used to make brown, orange, pink, and red dyes. Likes to climb
  237.  
  238. Sorrel
  239. precautions- not for people with gout, rheumatism, arthritis
  240. culinary- Used for soups and salads
  241. Fun facts- juice from leaves can remove rust, mold, grass and ink stains from linen, wood, and wicker
  242.  
  243. Rue
  244. repels bugs
  245. Medical- eternal-[only for the qualified] earaches, sore eyes, rheumatism
  246. precautions- dont eat is toxic
  247.  
  248. Sage
  249. Medical-internal- indigestion, farts, liver problems, night sweats, depression, female sterility and menopausal problems, nerve/ blood tonic
  250. exterior- bug bites, eyewash, mouthwash, skin infections, vaginal discharge [for you dirty mares]
  251. precaution- don't eat in large amount of over long periods of time
  252. Culinary- seasonings and tea
  253.  
  254. Clary
  255. Medical-internal- vomiting, nausea,
  256. external- ulcers, cuts, eye wash
  257. precaution- may cause drowsiness, and headaches not for pregnant people
  258. Fun fact- used for massage oil and perfumes
  259.  
  260. Soapwort
  261. Precaution- dont eat you will regret it and die
  262. Cant use it for jack shit except soap
  263.  
  264. Winter savory
  265. Medical-internal- indigestion,nausea, diarrhea
  266. external- sore throats, bug bites
  267. precaution- not for pregnant women
  268. culinary- seasoning
  269.  
  270. Golden rod
  271. medical-interior- urinary infections, catarrh, farts, kidney stones
  272. External- wounds,ulcers, bug bites, sore throats
  273. Fun facts- makes yellow dye and good for ornaments
  274.  
  275. Betony
  276. medical=internal- headaches, anxiety, hypertension, menopausal problems,
  277. external- bruises, woulds, ulcers
  278. precaution- dont use in excess can cause diarrhea and vomiting. not for pregnant people
  279.  
  280. Chick weed
  281. Medical-internal- rheumatism, constipation, inflammation,
  282. Culinary- added to salad
  283. fun fact- can use it as bird feed [commercially]
  284.  
  285. Pyrethrum
  286. precaution- wear protective clothing when handled
  287. Fun fact- can be used as a safer insecticide
  288.  
  289. Tansy
  290. precaution- dont fuck with it this shit is toxic and will probably kill you
  291. Fun fact- can be used as a green-gold dye
  292.  
  293. Thyme
  294. Medical-internal- Coughs, bronchitis, asthma, laryngitis, indigestion, diarrhea,
  295. External- tonsillitis, arthritis, gum disease, fungal infections,
  296. Oil- aromatherapy- Depression, exhaustion, upper respiratory tract infections, skin complaints
  297. Precautions- not for pregnant/breast feeding mothers
  298. Culinary- seasoning and stuff
  299.  
  300. Valerian
  301. Medical-internal- insomnia, migraines, anxiety,
  302. External- ulcers, minor injuries
  303. Precaution- dont take if liver problems
  304.  
  305. Vervain
  306. Medical-internal- depression, asthma, migraines, jaundice, gall bladder problems
  307. External- gum disease, eczema, minor skin injuries
  308.  
  309. Wasabi
  310. Medical-internal-antidote for fish poisoning
  311. not much just you weaboo sushi
  312.  
  313. Chicory leaves 1-3
  314. dill 4-6
  315. garlic 7-9
  316. ginsend 10-12
  317. peachs 13-16
  318. radish 17-20
  319. spinach21-24
  320. blackberry25-28
  321. blueberry29-32
  322. raspberry33-36
  323. strawberry37-40
  324. grapes41-44
  325. st johns wort 45 48
  326. poppy49 52
  327. dandelion 53 56
  328. lavender 57 60
  329. Poison joke 61 64
  330. mica 65 68
  331. flax 69 72
  332. Blades of Grass 73 76
  333. Sturdy Vine 77 80
  334. Blue bells 81 83
  335. dragons nerf 84 87
  336. mentil lentil 88 91
  337. dewglow 92 95
  338. Pearl cotton 9698
  339. Sun flower99100
  340. Paint berries 20-23
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