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The 38 Remedies - Latin Names

Agrimony - Agrimonia Eupatoria

Aspen - Populus Tremula 

Beech - Fagus Sylvatica 

Centaury - Centaurium Umbellatum 

Cerato - Ceratostigma Willmottiana 

Cherry Plum - Prunus Cerasifera 

Chestnut Bud - Aesculus Hippocastanum 

Chicory - Chichorium Intybus 

Clematis - Clematis Vitalba 

Crab Apple - Malus Pumila 

Elm - Ulmus Procera 

Gentian - Gentian Amarella 

Gorse - Ulex Europaeas 

Heather - Calluna Vulgaris 

Holly - Ilex Aquifolium

Honeysuckle - Lonicera Caprifolium 

Hornbeam - Carpinus Betulus 

Impatiens - Impatiens  Glandulifera

Larch - Larix Decidua 

Mimulus - Mimulus Guttatus 

Mustard - Sinapis Arvensis 

Oak - Quercus Robur 

Olive - Olea Europaea 

Pine - Pinus Sylvestris 

Red Chestnut - Aesculus Carnea 

Rock Rose - Helianthemum Nummulariam 

Rock Water - no Latin name 

Scleranthus - Scleranthus Annus 

Star of Bethlehem - Ornithogalum Umbellatum 

Sweet Chestnut - Castanea Sativa 

Vervain - Verbena Officinalis 

Vine - Vitis Vinifera 

Walnut - Juglans Regia 

Water Violet - Hottonia Palustris 

White Chestnut - Aesculus Hippocastanum 

Wild Oat - Bromus Ramosus 

Wild Rose - Rosa Canina 

Willow - Salix Vitellina 



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