100 Plants That Heal: The Illustrated Herbarium of Medicinal Plants

Brief Description:
Discover 100 medicinal plants and how to use them for self-care with this sumptuously illustrated guide. Thanks to photographs showing detailed views of the plant, you'll quickly learn to recognise them. Discover their history, therapeutic properties, and learn how to prepare safe herbal remedies including infusions, tinctures, oils and lotions.

Table of Contents:
Almond 6 Arnica 8 Bay Laurel 10 Bearberry 12 Bilberry 14 Black Elder 16 Black Horehound 18 Black Poplar 20 Blackcurrant 22 Blackseed 24 Blackthorn 26 Bogbean 28 Borage 30 Butcher's Broom 32 Caraway 34 Carob 36 Chard 38 Chaste Tree 40 Chicory 42 Colt's-foot 44 Comfrey 46 Common Agrimony 48 Common Centaury 50 Common Dandelion 52 Common Fig 54 Common Grape Vine 56 Common Hazel 58 Common Hop 60 Common Ivy 62 Common Juniper 64 Common Kidney Vetch 66 Common Lady's-mantle 68 Common Mallow 70 Common Nettle 72 Common Poppy 74 Cornflower 76 Cowslip 78 Dog Rose 80 English Oak 82 English Walnut 84 Eucalyptus 86 Fennel 88 Flax 90 Fumitory 92 Garden Nasturtium 94 Garden Thyme 96 Gentian 98 Germander 100 Glandular Plantain 102 Great Mullein 104 Greater Celandine 106 Heather 108 Hemp Agrimony 110 Herb Robert 112 Hogweed 114 Horse-chestnut 116 Hyssop 118 Immortelle 120 Jasmine 122 Lavender 124 Leek 126 Lemon Balm 128 Lesser Celandine 130 Lime (Linden) 132 Meadowsweet 134 Mint 136 Mouse-ear-hawkweed 138 Mugwort 140 Myrtle 142 Oat 144 Olive 146 Oregano 148 Pasqueflower 150 Pomegranate 152 Purple Loosestrife 154 Raspberry 156 Rest-harrow 158 Ribbed Melilot 160 Rosemary 162 Round-leaved Sundew 164 St. John's-wort 166 Scots Pine 168 Shepherd's Purse 170 Silver Birch 172 Silverweed 174 Soapwort 176 Strawberry Tree 178 Sweet Chestnut 180 Verbena 182 Watercress 184 White Deadnettle 186 White Horehound 188 Wild Carrot 190 Wild Cherry 192 Wild Strawberry 194 Wild Thyme 196 Winter Savory 198 Wood Avens 200 Wormwood 202 Yarrow 204

Biographical Note:
François Couplan is an ethnobotanist and specialist of the traditional uses of wild and cultivated plants. Gerard Debuigne is a doctor who specialises in phytotherapy and nutrition.

Contributor Bio:Couplan, François
François Couplan is an ethnobotanist and specialist of the traditional uses of wild and cultivated plants.

Contributor Bio:Debuigne, Gérard

Gérard Debuigne is a doctor who specialises in phytotherapy and nutrition.