Tag: forageable
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Burdock Monograph
Deep-rooting plant supporting detoxification and skin health. Root aids liver function, purifies blood, and clears skin conditions like acne and eczema. Nutritive and mineral-rich. Traditionally used for chronic inflammatory conditions. Prepared as decoction, tincture, or food. Forageable in NZ, requires positive identification.
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Queen Anne’s Lace Monograph
Queen Anne’s Lace, or wild carrot, is the ancestor of cultivated carrots. Seeds traditionally used for urinary support and menstrual regulation. CAUTION: Requires expert identification due to deadly hemlock look-alikes. Hairy stems and carrot scent distinguish it from poisonous relatives in the Apiaceae family.