ismile65 McCoy

Hello
Here is what some of those look like to me.
1 Looks to be Chickory like what we have planted in good soil.

7. Flea bane

11. Wild Carrot

14. Purslane

16. Yucca

17. Sunflower.

In Steven Foster's and James Duke's book Peterson Field Guides, Easter/Central Medicinal Plants Angelica uses is listed: Leaf tea used for stomachaches, indigestion, gas, anorexia, obstructed menses, fevers, colds, colic, flu, coughs, neuralgia, rheumatism. Roots, seeds strongest; leaves weaker.

We have sold some Angelica root in the past but no companies are currently asking for any.

Carbs are also needed for muscle tone. Not enough carbs can cause muscle lose.

My mother in law takes Passion Flower seed straight from the seed pod with gelatin coating still on. 1-2 per evening. Seems to work well for her. You can store these in winter months in freezer. Also there is a company called " Pure Herbs' that makes herbal extracts for hundreds of ailments. Very reliable company. You can find their web page online under pureherbs.com.

We actually have some of the  Usnea in stock. But it is dried. So you wouldn't be able to plant.

That is the only one we are aware of also.

Your very welcome.

My mother in law takes Passion Flower seed straight from the seed pod with gelatin coating still on. 1-2 per evening. Seems to work well for her. You can store these in winter months in freezer. Also there is a company called " Pure Herbs' that makes herbal extracts for hundreds of ailments. Very reliable company. You can find their web page online under pureherbs.com.

We are looking  for Wild Crafter's whom we can buy in bulk, medicinal herbs. Presently we are looking for Osha Root  and Oregan Grape Root.

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                            Windy Pines Natural Herb Farm

Hello
You should be able to get from Horizon Herbs. You can find their web page online.