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- Astragalus
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- Black
Cohosh
- Chamomile
- Chaste Tree
- Cranberry
- Echinacea
- Feverfew
- Garlic
- Ginger
- Ginkgo
- Ginseng
- Goldenseal
- Hawthorn
- Herbs and Energy
- Kava
- Licorice
- Milk
Thistle
- Passionflower
- St.
John's Wort
- Saw
Palmetto
- Slippery Elm
- Witch
Hazel
- Profile of America's Chief Herbalist: Jim Duke
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- American
Botanical Council The American Botanical Council
is a leading source of information on things herbal.
One of the deepest websites for information on
the use, regulation, and research on herbal medicines.
- American
Botanist Quality antiquarian agricultural and
horticultural books.
- Dr.
James Duke's Phytochemical & Ethnobotanical
Database Great sources of information on all
things herbal.
- Herbalgram Home
of the American Botanical Council.
- Herbaled.org is the website of herbalist Ed Smith, known to his friends as Herbal Ed. Ed was one of the first people to teach me about herbs. I attended a workshop with him in Boston in 1976 when he was literally working out of a fishing tackle box. Ed is co-founder of one of the most successful, high quality lines of herbal tinctures Herb Pharm, my own personal choice for high quality tinctures.
- Herbalist & Alchemist is the website of herbalist, David Winston. People often ask me for a reliable source of various herbs. I often refer them to David's website.
- Strictly Medicinal Seeds (formerly Horizon Herbs). Excellent source of a wide range
of seeds for medicinal plants.
- Sabbathday Lake Shaker Community America's oldest religous
community, where I got my start in the herb business.
- WHERE
ARE WE? We are located in beautiful Eureka Springs,
Arkansas, well known as a gem of the Ozarks-a tourist
destination with dozens of bed and breakfasts, restaurants
and numerous spas. Visit: www.eurekaspring.org
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