Succulent alpine herb with rose-scented root.

Woody shelf fungus used as tonic.

Leaves used as traditional uterine tonic.

Pink clover heads with isoflavones.

Evergreen tree; bark used for extracts.

Duplicate entry for clarity of common name.

Narrow leaves; similar uses as broadleaf.

Low rosette of broad leaves; mucilaginous and soothing.

Wild mint species rich in menthol.

Aromatic hybrid mint with high menthol content; dark green leaves and purple stems.

Spice with piperine; enhances absorption of curcumin.

Bark used in traditional decoctions.

Showy purple-white flowers; calming vine.

Oregon state flower; berberine-rich.

Pungent herb with thymol/carvacrol.

Common bulb vegetable with medicinal history.

Leaves used for wellness support.

Milky oat tops used as nervine.

Root used traditionally for urinary issues.

Native nettle species.

Seeds used traditionally as tonic.

Aromatic resin used topically.

Tall woolly biennial with yellow flowers.

Aromatic bitter herb.

Mint family herb with lobed leaves, calming to the heart.

Spiny leaves with white marbling and purple heads.

Creamy flower sprays; salicylate-containing herb.

Mucilaginous root/leaf used to soothe mucous membranes.

Mucilaginous leaves/flowers soothe tissues.

Hen-of-the-woods edible/medicinal mushroom.