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Lion’s Mane – Hericium erinaceus

Lion’s mane is a medicinal wood-rotting fungus with a characteristic growth pattern that resembles the shaggy mane of a lion. …

Botanical description: A perennial plant growing up to 30 cm. The leaves are heart shaped, toothed and very wrinkled. The…

Botanical description Can rech 1-2 m in height. The plant is hairless and has finely divided leaves. The flowers a…

Botanical description: A tall, erect, stately plant up to 2.5 metres. The leaves are pale green, with grey hairs (rough…

Botanical description Too common to need one. There are probably up to 250 subspecies but they are so similar as…

Botanical description: A biennial plant, although if the flowers are removed it is possible to keep it going for several…

Part used: Leaves (gather before flowering for culinary purposes); flowering aerial part for tea and tinctures; root in spring or…

Common name: Chaste berry, Monk’s Pepper, Chaste tree, Agnus castus Family: Verbenaceae Botany: A small perennial tree (3-5 m), native…

Part used Dried inflorescences. Location Native to most of Europe, but not to Ireland, although it is widely present there…

Family: Gutterferae Botanical description: A herbaceous perennial up to 60 cm. The leaves have small glands filled with a red…

Botanical description: Perennial native climber. The leaves have 3-5 lobes and have coarsely toothed margins. They are rough to touch…

Family: Hibisceae Native to Sudan and found throughout the tropics. Common Names: The term “hibiscus” comes from the Greek hibiskos…