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A HERBALIST'S VIEW
Caroline Wheeler, a member of the College
of Practitioners of Phytotherapy (Herbal Medicine),
has contributed a regular article for White
Admiral since issue 52. These 22 articles have
each concentrated on one particular plant,
usually one of our native wild flowers, giving
her view, as a herbalist, of its properties.
More often than not this includes some unusual
facts that you might not find in your usual
wild flower books.
On this page you will find a quick way of accessing
each of Caroline's articles as links to each
of them are arranged below in alphabetical
order, with some common names in smaller print.
Click on any flower to open the page in a new
browser window. For more information
visit the College of Practitioners of Phytotherapy
website at www.phytotherapists.org/
Celandine Brighteye, Foxwort,
Spring Messenger
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Coltsfoot
Cleat, Foal-Foot, Clatterclogs |
Deadly Nightshade
Banewort, Satan's-Cherries,
Doleful Bells
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Elder
Eller, Judas-Tree, Tea Tree |
Feverfew
Bachelor's Buttons, Flirtweed, Ague-Plant
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Foxglove
Blobs, Fairy's Thimbles, Fairy Bells
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Goose grass
Cleavers, Gentlemen's Tormentors, Scurvy Grass
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Ground ivy
Hedge Maids, Tunhoof, Fat Hen
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Hawthorn
May, Bread & Cheese Tree, Heg Peg Bush
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Hops
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Horse chestnut
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Horsetail
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Lime flowers
Linden, Pry, Whitewood
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Meadowsweet
Goats Beard, Kiss me Quick, Summer's Farewell
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Mistletoe
Masslin, Kiss & Go, Mislin-bush
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Mullein
Aaron's Rod, Flannel Flower, Lady's Candle
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Nettles
Devil's Plaything, Hoky-Poky
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Plantains
Ashy Pokes, Lamb's Ear, Lords & Ladies
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Raspberry
Hindberry, Rasp, Arnberry
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St John's Wort
Tipton's Weed, Klamath weed
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Thyme
Tea Grass, Horse Thyme
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Vervain
Burvine, Holy Herb, Wizard's Herb
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Yarrow
Nosebleed, Yarrel, Green Arrow
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