100 Plants That Heal: The illustrated herbarium of medicinal plants Hardcover – May 11, 2021

Has great descriptions of how to use the plants. Give some recipes as well.

Bought this as a gift. The pictures were absolutely beautiful and the information very useful.=

Enjoy reading

Beautiful, vibrant pictures. Informative, nice glossy pages

It'a a beautiful book. Not sure if I can find 85% of the plants in Illinois.

Beautiful and informative book. The pictures are amazing and the layout of info very appealing as well. Love that there are toxicity warnings as well for the plants that need it.

The problem with going to the library is that far too often I fall in love with a book that I then have to have. That is the case with this book. And it might be my new favorite book about herbs. I love the photographs and the layout of this book. It’s extremely informative, and the layout is stunningly beautiful! I felt like there was a good selection of both wild herbs as well as herbs you’d typically find in your garden. The back has a nice glossary, that as well was very informative. But the stars are definitely the plants, with the striking photographs and the information about each plant. I love that each plant gets its own page.

Absolutely beautiful & well written, easy to understand however, & so very sadly, a lot of key medicinal plants have been left out:Black Cohosh, Boneset, Calendula, Chickweed, Cilantro, Elderberry, Hawthorn, Holy Basil aka Tulsi, Licorice, Parsley, Passionflower, Peppermint, Skullcap, Slippery Elm, Valerian, White Willow, Wild Cherry Bark❤️Dear Author, please expand this book!