Herbs

Used as a poultice for swelling and pain. [Plant is toxic]

Used for treating Infections & Minor wounds. Alleviate Stomach ailments.

Strengthening the Immune system, chew to soothe bleeding gums.

Poultice used to treat burns, sores, and wounds.

Used to keep cobwebs in place.

[Found in Twolegplace] Remedy for Greencough and can be used for Whitecough.

Used as a bandage on wounds and to keep a poultice in place.

Chewed on to reduce fever, and act as a painkiller.

Crushed Gooseberries used to soothe irritated or inflamed skin tissue.

Applied on minor sores, scalds, and burns.

Soothes infections, sore throats, coughing, and helps give energy.

Treats asthma and other respiratory ailments.

Used for body aches, crushed root + water for sore throats. [Bear attractant]

Used for treating upset stomachs, gas, loss of appetite, and other digestion issues. Can calm cats.

A poultice for insect bites and burns. Calming herb, covers the smell of rot.

Used for coughs.

Bedding, Soaking up Fluids, Soaked moss for apply pressure to stop bleeding.

Stored in moss, Used on ticks embedded in pelts to kill them.

Moth repellent, and said to repel insects and moles.

Used to hide the smell of rot.

Relieves muscle pain. [Causes temporary burning and blistering]

Crushed root is used to treat headaches, stomachaches, and toothaches.

Helps prevent infection, can be used to help make salves.

Treating Inflammations and respiratory conditions.

Alleviating sore joints.

Used for preventing infections, cold/flu, treating internal bleeding, headaches, spasms, and colds/flu. Poultices for cuts or bruises.

Used for splints, carrying moss soaked in mouse bile, and for distracting pain.

Used for diarrhea. Poultice to soothe poison ivy.

Used as a bug repellent.

Used to treat digestion issues, promote sleep, and toothaches.

Used to treat coughs, particularly in the case of Greencough.

Treats ear infections and earaches.

Relieving itchiness and rashes - Used for Bad breath, toothaches, and hiccups. [Also used as fox/lynx bait]

Used on open wounds to help blood clot. When ingested, used to induce vomiting.