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Alder Bark:
Description: Bark of an alder tree.
Location: Bogs, marshes, wet lands, and shores.
Usage:
Chewed- Helps with tooth aches.
Alfalfa:
Description: Leafy, green, and tall-growing plants with three leaves.
Location: Almost anywhere with a mild climate and Two-leg fields.
Usage:
Eaten: Leaves can be eaten to strength a cat and help them grow.
Chewed: Leaves are chewed to prevent tooth decay.
Aloe Vera:
Description: Short growing, tuft of spiny leaves.
Location: Warm, dry areas. May be found in two-leg dens.
Usage:
Eaten: Very small amounts may be eaten, may cause diarrhea, to help over-weight cats and fight colds.
Rubbed: Leaves are broken and the juices are rubbed on sore and burns to treat them.
Anise Seeds:
Description: Round, medium sized, brown seeds that look like small wheels from a green, leafy plant. The leaves are broad and a bit waxy.
Location: Deciduous woodlands.
Usage:
Eaten: Eases coughs and indigestion.
Chewed: Helps bad breath.
Ash Tree (Shoots):
Description: Bark is a pale gray-brown, and gains fissure over time. Easily identifiable in Leaf-bare by the smooth twigs, with black leaf buds.
Location: Ash trees grow in cool and warm areas with moist, well drained soil.
Usage:
Chewed: Small branches from the tree can be chewed into a fine paste and applied to wounds to treat poison.
Basil:
Description: Waxy, green, leaves that have a strong scent. Small, purple flowers, are sometimes found on top.
Location: Two-leg gardens, they are very hard to find in the wild.
Usage:
Eaten- Leaves and stems may be eaten to treat upset stomachs, kidney problems, worms, and colds.
Chewed- Leaves and stems are chewed and applied to poisons such as snake bites.
Basswood:
Description: A sturdy, vertical plated tree with broad leaves with teeth. Flowers form in Green-Leaf.
Location: Some forests and open areas.
Usage:
Eaten- Flowers are eaten to treat fevers, colds, head aches, white and green cough along with strengthening the liver.
Bearberry:
Description: A thick overgrowth of small, round, green-leafed plants with light pink bell shaped flowers and red berries.
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