North America

  • Spearmint

    Spearmint

    Known for its refreshing fragrance, square-shaped stems, oval-shaped leaves with toothed edges, and small variably colored flowers.

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  • Passiflora (Passion Vine)

    Passiflora (Passion Vine)

    Known for its complex flowers, climbing growth through tendrils, and traditional use in herbal medicine for its sedative and anxiolytic properties.

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  • Yarrow

    Yarrow

    Known for its small, clustered white flowers, feathery leaves, and traditional wound-healing properties.

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  • Passionflower

    Passionflower

    Known for its intricate flowers, calming medicinal properties, and diverse range of active compounds such as flavonoids and alkaloids.

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  • Calea Zacatechichi

    Calea Zacatechichi

    Known for its traditional use in inducing vivid dreams and purported medicinal benefits, despite limited scientific evidence.

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  • Wild lettuce

    Wild lettuce

    Known for its sedative and pain-relieving properties, and historically termed “opium lettuce.”

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  • Skullcap

    Skullcap

    Known for its traditional use as a nervine, potential anxiolytic properties, and active flavonoid compounds.

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  • California Poppy

    California Poppy

    Known for its vibrant orange flowers, use as a mild sedative, and status as the state flower of California.

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  • Blue Vervain

    Blue Vervain

    Known for its stiffly erect stems, long opposite leaves with serrated margins, and clusters of small purple flowers.

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  • Nettle Leaf

    Nettle Leaf

    Known for its stinging hairs, nutritional richness, and medicinal properties addressing inflammation and urinary health.

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  • Mullein

    Mullein

    Known for its tall, wooly stalk, soothing respiratory effects, and traditional medicinal uses.

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  • Damiana

    Damiana

    Known for its traditional use as an aphrodisiac, aromatic leaves, and potential medicinal benefits for sexual health and mood disorders.

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  • Red Raspberry leaves

    Red Raspberry leaves

    Known for their potential medicinal properties, particularly in women’s health, and containing active compounds such as flavonoids, tannins, and ellagic acid.

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  • Chocolate Mint

    Chocolate Mint

    Known for its aromatic leaves with a unique blend of mint and chocolate scents, used in culinary and decorative applications.

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  • Hops

    Hops

    Known for its use in brewing to add bitter flavors, its sedative properties, and its role in traditional medicine.

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  • Rose petals

    Rose petals

    Known for their aromatic fragrance, vibrant colors, and potential antioxidant and anti-inflammatory properties.

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  • Mugwort

    Mugwort

    Known for its aromatic leaves, traditional medicinal uses, and presence in various cultural practices.

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  • Sagebrush

    Sagebrush

    Known for its aromatic qualities, resilience in arid conditions, and traditional medicinal uses by indigenous cultures.

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  • White Sage

    White Sage

    Known for its white-woolly appearance, strong sage-like aroma, and traditional use in Native American smudging ceremonies.

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  • Sweet flag

    Sweet flag

    Known for its aromatic, stimulant qualities and widespread use in traditional medicine for gastrointestinal and inflammatory conditions.

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  • Skunk Cabbage

    Skunk Cabbage

    Known for its early spring blooming, foul odor reminiscent of a skunk, and thermogenic properties.

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