Agrimony: A medicinal herb with astringent properties, traditionally used to treat minor skin irritations and support digestive health.

Alfalfa: A nutrient-dense plant often consumed as a green superfood, rich in vitamins, minerals, and antioxidants.

Anise: Aromatic seeds with carminative properties, often used to support digestion and alleviate gas and bloating.

Arbutus: A type of evergreen tree, also known as the strawberry tree, valued for its ornamental qualities and edible fruit.

Black Walnut: A type of tree that produces edible nuts, known for their antifungal and anti-parasitic properties.

Bladderwrack: A type of seaweed rich in iodine, often used to support thyroid health and metabolism.

Blue Flag: A flowering plant with a history of use in traditional medicine for its detoxifying and anti-inflammatory properties.

Borage: A medicinal herb with anti-inflammatory properties, often used to support adrenal function and reduce stress.

Bugleweed: A medicinal herb traditionally used to support thyroid function and alleviate symptoms of hyperthyroidism.

Calamus Root: A plant with a history of use in traditional medicine for its anti-inflammatory, digestive, and sedative properties.

Carrot: A root vegetable rich in beta-carotene and antioxidants, often consumed for its potential vision and skin health benefits.

Chives: A culinary herb with a mild onion flavor, often used to add a fresh taste to dishes.

Claw: Not an herb, but a term used to describe various plants, such as devil's claw or cat's claw, each with their own medicinal properties.

Clover: A plant with a history of use in traditional medicine for its blood-cleansing and anti-inflammatory properties.

Elm: A type of tree, some species of which have medicinal uses, such as slippery elm for its mucilaginous and soothing properties.

Eryngo: A plant with a history of use in traditional medicine as an aphrodisiac and to support urinary tract health.

Feverweed: Also known as boneset, a plant traditionally used to alleviate fever and support immune function.

Fireweed: A flowering plant with a history of use in traditional medicine for its anti-inflammatory and skin-healing properties.

Five Finger Grass: Also known as cinquefoil, a plant with a history of use in traditional medicine for its astringent and anti-inflammatory properties.

Ginseng: An adaptogenic herb known for its potential to support energy, cognitive function, and immune health.

Gotu Kola: A medicinal herb traditionally used to support cognitive function, wound healing, and overall vitality.

Horseradish Root: A pungent root often used as a condiment, with potential antimicrobial and digestive health benefits.

Hyssop: A medicinal herb with antiviral and expectorant properties, often used to support respiratory health.

Irish Moss: A type of red seaweed rich in nutrients and mucilage, often used as a thickening agent and to support digestive health.

Ivy American: Also known as Parthenocissus quinquefolia or Virginia creeper, a climbing plant often used for ornamental purposes.

Juniper: A type of tree with berries that have diuretic and antimicrobial properties, often used to support urinary tract health.

Lady's Slipper: A rare orchid with a history of use in traditional medicine for its sedative and nervine properties.

Liver: Not an herb, but a vital organ in humans and animals responsible for detoxification and metabolism.

Milk Thistle: A medicinal plant with potent liver-protective properties, often used to support liver function and detoxification.

Oak Tree: A type of tree known for its strong and durable wood, as well as its astringent bark, traditionally used to treat diarrhea and inflammation.

Propolis: A resinous substance produced by bees, known for its antimicrobial and immune-boosting properties.

Red Clover: A plant with a history of use in traditional medicine for its blood-cleansing and hormone-balancing properties, particularly in women's health.

Spikenard Root: A medicinal herb traditionally used to support relaxation, digestion, and immune function.

Thistle: A term used to describe various plants with prickly leaves and a history of use in traditional medicine for their liver-supporting properties, such as milk thistle.

Tree: A general term for large, woody plants that produce oxygen and provide habitat for various species.

Uva Ursi: A plant with potent diuretic and antimicrobial properties, often used to support urinary tract health.

Wood Betony: A medicinal herb traditionally used to alleviate headaches, anxiety, and digestive issues.