plants for rains list

		this still isn't complete i dont have descriptions and i have a lot more plants to add

Juniper- A evergreen type plant with small blue berries on it
medical-internal- poor digestion, kidney inflammation, rheumatism, gout
External-rheumatism pain, antiseptic
Culinary- game meats, tea

Yarrow- tiny white, pink or red densely packed paced flowers. Has a pungent scent
Medical- internal for colds, influenza, diarrhea, arthritis, and to help prevent clotting after a heart attack/stroke
Precaution- may cause allergic skin reaction

Monkshood- Purple flowers that look like a monks hood. Don't eat it's poisonous. Used in the past to make poison arrow
Medical- Internally for sedation, painkiller, stimulation of heart and kidneys
Externally- Rheumatism, arthritis and anesthetic
Dont ask me how you're going to use it

Anise Hyssop [licorice mint] - Looks like mint but leaves smell and taste like licorice
Medical-Internally for coughs, nausea, colds, improves appetite,
Culinary- add to meats, salads, and tea

Agrimony- aromatic, dark green, hairy foliage, and yellow blossoms
Medical- Internally for diarrhea, cystitis, rheumatism, anti-inflammatory
External- sore throats, cuts, acne, hemorrhoids
Culinary-tea

Leek- like a onion
Culinary- you should know

Onion- like a leek

Garlic- Like a leek or onion

Marsh Mallow
Medical- Internally for bronchitis, asthma, cystitis, excess snot
Culinary- add to salads and roots can be eaten like potatoes
Fun fact- can be given to children as a teething aid

Dill
Medical- Internal for flatulence, colic, indigestion,
Culinary-  idk i dont eat it

Angelica European [Wild celery/parsnip]
Medical- Internal for digestive problems, anorexia, and potpourris
External- pleurisy and rheumatism
Culinary- tea, salads. stems can be candid for cake decorations or stewed for jams
Precaution- don't give to pregnant people or diabetics

Chervil
Medical- Internal for fluid retention, rheumatism
External- hemorrhoids, conjunctivitis
Culinary- soups and salads
Fun fact- loses flavor in heat

Burdock
Medical- internal for skin problems, eczema, psoriasis, colds, pneumonia
Culinary- stalks cooked like celery. Roots eaten raw

Horseradish
Medical- Internal for arthritis, gout, sciatica. In excess can cause vomiting
External- pleurisy, poultice for wounds
Culinary- Leaves- salads and sandwich

Arnica- yellow flowers attracts bees
Medical- ointments for skin and liniments for sprains, bruises, aching muscles, dislocations
precaution- some can get allergic reaction to ointment  i wouldn't recommend eating it

Southern wood
Medical- Internal for worms, and menstruation [i don't think horses get periods]
external- Frostbite
Precaution- never give to pregnant people
Fun fact- insect repellent

Wormwood- grey green foliage and bushy
Medical- Internal- worms, gall bladder problems, indigestion
External- bites and bruises
Precautions- Take in small doses, unsafe in a house
Fun fact- doesn't play well with other plants  repels insects

French Tarragon
Medical- internal- indigestion and worms
External- toothache and rheumatism
Culinary- used to flavor mustard and vinegar
precautions- Not for pregnant women

Mug wort
Medical- Internal- depression, loss of appetite, worms, menstrual problems,
External- Leaf dried and burned for acupuncture points, used as a wash for fungal infections
Culinary- meats and stuffings

Bar berry- leafy shrub with big red berries
Medical- Internal- gallstones, dysentary, cancer chemotherapy, and sore throat gargle
Culinary- once used in jelly for meats
Precaution-all parts except for ripe berries will kill you

Borage- robust, bristly plant, attracts bees
Medical- Internal- throat infections
External- Mouthwashes, eyewashes and poultices

Witch Hazel
Medical-Internal- dysentary, diarrhea, excessive menstruation
External- burns, sore throats,eye inflammation,
Fun fact- twigs of witch hazel are often used a s water divining

Hop
Medical- internal- insomnia, nervous tension, irritable bowel syndrome, anxiety
External- eczema, herpes, ulcers
Culinary-Main flavoring in beer, oil used for sodas and food coloring

Mustard
Culinary- seeds blended and ground to make mustard

Safflower
Medical- internal- coronary artery disease, measles, jaundice, laxative
External- Skin problems, bruises, painful joints
Precaution- not for pregnant people
Fun Fact- flowers can make yellow and red dyes

Feverfew
Medical- internal- migraines, arthritis, digestive problems, relieves muscle spasms
External- bug bites and bruising
Culinary- lol you cant eat it
precaution-not for pregnant people  fresh leaves can cause dermatitis and skin allergies

Chicory
Medical-internal- gout and liver complaints
Culinary- like spinach  roots can be roasted and used as a coffee substitute

Lily of the valley
(only if you are qualified to do it) Medical- internal- cardiac failure, hypertension and angina
Precaution- DO NOT EAT YOU WILL DIE

Hawthorn
Medical- internal- circulatory disorders and heart disease
precautions [qualified doctors only  you could kill da nigga if you fuck up]

Fox Glove
Medical-internal- heart failure and irregular heartbeat
Precautions [DON'T EAT]

Horse tail
Medical-internal- Has SILICA used by the body to repair connective tissue and heal bones faster
External- hemorrhage
Precaution- toxic in large doses

Boneset
Medical-internal- peptic, ulcers, heartburn, digestive disorders, rheumatism, dysentery, colds
precaution- some people are sensitive to salicylates in the plant
Fun fact- plant makes green dye  rots make black dye

Sweet Woodruff
Medical-internal- varicose veins, hepatitis, jaundice, insomnia in children
Culinary- used in wines and booze
Precaution-may cause dizziness, vomiting, and carcinogenic

Herb Robert
Medical-internal- diarrhea, ulcers, gastrointestinal infections, and bleeding
External- skin infections, wounds, inflamed gums, eyewash

St.Johns Wort
Medical-internal- depression, premenstral tension and shingles
External- wounds,bruising,burns
Precautions- harmful is eaten, known to cause skin allergies

Hyssop
Medical-internal- Tea can be made to knock out colds early or get rid of chest congestion or coughing, bronchitis and flatulence
External- cuts, burns, bruises
Culinary- bitter mint tasting leaves,use sparingly on meat

Lavender
Medical-internal- depression, anxiety, indigestion, migraines, bronchitis
External- sunburns, muscle pain, cold sores, halitosis, vaginal discharge
precaution- you will smell beautiful if you roll around in it
Helps people who are suffering from nervous tension or anxiety [hopefully it will help stop some drama in town]

Lemon Balm
Medical- internal- Indigestion, depression, feverish colds, headaches, sedative
external- herpes, bug bites, gout
Culinary- add to soups/salads/ meats/wines

Bee Balm
Medical-internal- minor digestive problems, farts, [in it's final tea form]- colds, headaches, sore throats, extra snot,
external- skin complaints
Culinary- makes good tea

Evening Primrose
Medical-internal- premenstrual cramps, menopausal disorders, acne,skin problems, asthma, hyperactivity, coronary artery disease,
Externally- dry skin

Oregano
Medical- internal- colds, stomach upset,
Externally- bronchitis, asthma
Culinary- seasoning

Ginseng
Medical [alot im not going to list]
Culinary- seasoning and makes some fine ass tea

Passion flower
Medical-internal- insomnia, tension headaches, asthma, bowel problems, hypertension, shingles
Culinary- fruits, and jams

Parsley

Anise
Medical-internal- coughs, bronchitis, indigestion, farts
External- lice, chest rub
Culinary- flavoring

Plantain
Medical-internal- hay fever, catarrh, cystitis a bunch of stuff like every other plant
External- Bee stings, eye inflammation, shingles, ulcers, soothes nettle stings
Culinary-fucking delicious


Knotweed
Medical-internal- Digestive disorders, diarrhea, catarrh, excessive menstruation
External-sore throats, mouth inflammation
Culinary- young shoots nice to eat

Black currant
Medical-internal- colds, mouth/throat infection
External- gargle for sore throats
Culinary- edible, good for tea

Rose
Medical-internal- colds, influenza, scurvy, diarrhea, sore throats, eye irritations, minor infectious diseases,
externally- burns, scars, wrinkles
Culinary- jellies, tea, rosewater [Dont ask me what the fuck rose water is]

Rosemary
Medical-internal- Headaches, migraines, depression, nervous tension, poor circulation, digestive problems
External- Arthritis, neuralgia, rheumatism, wounds, dandruff, and muscular injuries
Culinary- seasonings, and tea

Madder
Medical-internal- diuretic, bladder stones, kidney problems, laxative
External-cuts
Fun fact- roots can be used to make brown, orange, pink, and red dyes. Likes to climb

Sorrel
precautions- not for people with gout, rheumatism, arthritis
culinary- Used for soups and salads
Fun facts- juice from leaves can remove rust, mold, grass and ink stains from linen, wood, and wicker

Rue
repels bugs
Medical- eternal-[only for the qualified] earaches, sore eyes, rheumatism
precautions- dont eat is toxic

Sage
Medical-internal- indigestion, farts, liver problems, night sweats, depression, female sterility and menopausal problems, nerve/ blood tonic
exterior- bug bites, eyewash, mouthwash, skin infections, vaginal discharge [for you dirty mares]
precaution- don't eat in large amount of over long periods of time
Culinary- seasonings and tea

Clary
Medical-internal- vomiting, nausea,
external- ulcers, cuts, eye wash
precaution- may cause drowsiness, and headaches not for pregnant people
Fun fact- used for massage oil and perfumes

Soapwort
Precaution- dont eat you will regret it and die
Cant use it for jack shit except soap

Winter savory
Medical-internal- indigestion,nausea, diarrhea
external- sore throats, bug bites
precaution- not for pregnant women
culinary- seasoning

Golden rod
medical-interior- urinary infections, catarrh, farts, kidney stones
External- wounds,ulcers, bug bites, sore throats
Fun facts- makes yellow dye and good for ornaments

Betony
medical=internal- headaches, anxiety, hypertension, menopausal problems,
external- bruises, woulds, ulcers
precaution- dont use in excess can cause diarrhea and vomiting. not for pregnant people

Chick weed
Medical-internal- rheumatism, constipation, inflammation,
Culinary- added to salad
fun fact- can use it as bird feed [commercially]

Pyrethrum
precaution- wear protective clothing when handled
Fun fact- can be used as a safer insecticide

Tansy
precaution- dont fuck with it this shit is toxic and will probably kill you
Fun fact- can be used as a green-gold dye

Thyme
Medical-internal- Coughs, bronchitis, asthma, laryngitis, indigestion, diarrhea,
External- tonsillitis, arthritis, gum disease, fungal infections,
Oil- aromatherapy- Depression, exhaustion, upper respiratory tract infections, skin complaints
Precautions- not for pregnant/breast feeding mothers
Culinary- seasoning and stuff

Valerian
Medical-internal- insomnia, migraines, anxiety,
External- ulcers, minor injuries
Precaution- dont take if liver problems

Vervain
Medical-internal- depression, asthma, migraines, jaundice, gall bladder problems
External- gum disease, eczema, minor skin injuries

Wasabi
Medical-internal-antidote for fish poisoning
not much just for your weebo sushi