Herbs Wallpaper

Medicine Cat's Herbs:
1. Alder Bark - This bark is used to treat tooth ache and is found on the the alder tree
2. Borage - When chewed and eaten, the leaves can help queens increase their milk and can also be used to bring down fever. This plant had hairy leaves and pink or blue star chaped flowers. found in forests.
3. Burdock - It's root is good for ray bites, infections and sores. it is a tall coarse plant with prickly burrs and broad green leaves. This plant can be found growing near water.
4. Ragwort - used as a traveling herb. This plant is very strengthening. Has irregular shaped leaves and and yellow flowers. Grown specifically in the mountains because it can grow in little soil.
5. Stinging Nettle - used to bring down swelling. is a tall green plant with prickly leaves. can be found in forests.
6. Catmint - A close relative of catnip, catmint is used to cure Whitecough and greencough. it is a plant with light purple cone shaped flowers. it can only be found in twoleg gardens.
7. Rushes - used to bind wounds along with cobwebs.
8. Chervil - The leaves are very useful for curing infected wounds. The roots( if chewed) can cure bellyache. Chervil is part of the parsley family and grows in sandy areas.
9. Cobwebs - used to soak up blood and keep a would clean. Stops bleeding. Can be found wherever there are spiders.
10. Poppy Seeds - used to numb pain and make a cat very sleepy.
11. Coltsfoot - used to cure bellyache and to help with shortness of breath and breathing trouble. this plant grown only in newleaf. it is a leafy plant that sometimes has yellow flowers. it is found in marshy areas.
12. Parsley - used to stop milk in queens if their kits died.
13. Tansy - astrong smelling plant with round yellow flowers. Cures coughs but must not be eaten in large amounts.Can be found in forests.
14. Comfrey - The black roots can be used (when chewed into poutice) to mend broken bones or soothe wounds. It has large leaves and small bell shaped flowers.
15. Dandelion leaves - used to help with pain and to help induce sleep. weaker than poppy seeds and safe for expecting or nursing queens. A tall yellow flower with large green leaves. Grows practically anywhere.
16. Dock - Can be chewed and applied to soothe wounds. Similar to sorrel, this plant has a green leaves.
17. Feverfew - brings down fever and cools the body down. It is a very tall plant that has small daisy like flowers. it grows in dry areas but can also grow in shade.
18. Lambs ear - used to strengthen weak cats.It is a fuzzy green plant with soft leaves. Grows in regualr soil.
19. Dried Oak Leaf – Stops infections
20. Watermint - Is one of the best cures for bellyache. A small green plant with purple puffs at the top. Grows in minimal water or damp earth.
21. Goldenrod - A plant good for healing wounds. A tall strong smelling plant with tiny yellow flowers clumped at the top. found in meadows and fields.
22. Horsetail - used for infected wounds. A green plant with small feather like leaves. This plant grows only in boggy areas.
23. Mallow - A sweet smelling purple flower that grows near water. Is used to sooth upset bellies.
24. Marigold - If crushed and eaten, the leaves sooth infections. Also for minor rat bites. A small yellow flower that grows in meadows and sunny areas.
25. Honey - soothes infections and sore throats. Is a clear yellow liquid made from flower nectar that is found in beehives.
26. Lavender – Cures fever
27. Juniper Berries - A small shrubby bush with dark green leaves and purple berries. Soothes bellyache and helps with breathing and with coughs. Grows in dry soil.
28. Thyme - Used to calm nerves. A green plant with small leaves found in forests.
29. Wild garlic - Can be used to draw out poison from rat bites. Is more effective when used with marigold. This plant is very strong smelling and strong tasting. It is very low to the ground and the flowers are white.
30. Yarrow - A tough plant. usually white. When eaten this plant will cause you to throw up and is good for drawing poison from the body. This plant grows in poor, dry soil.
31. Mouse bile - used to dispel flees and ticks. A foul tasting and very strong smelling liquid that shouldn't be eaten.
32. Nettle seeds - used to expel poison. Spiny green seeds found on the nettle plant.

That's all there is with the exceptions of Deadly Nightshade, Holly Berries, and Yew Berries (Deathberries) which are all poisonous.