Print your own educational flash cards for recognizing and memorizing basic information about 54 different beneficial plants. Includes a glossary of plant properties, list of plant families, and beautiful photos to help you recognize these plants visually. Each card back lists the plant family, properties, uses, and most common forms used for herbal remedies.  
 
Herbs included:
Aloe (Asphodelaceae): aloe vera
Amaryllis / Onion (Amaryllidaceae): garlic
Aster / Daisy (Asteraceae): chamomile, yarrow, echinacea, dandelion, feverfew, arnica montana, milk thistle, golden rod, pineapple weed, burdock, wormwood
Barberry (Berberidaceae): Oregon grape
Bignonia (Bignoniaceae): Pau D’Arco
Brassica / Mustard (Brassicaceae): mustard, horseradish
Carrot / Parsley (Apiaceae): fennel, dill, cilantro, lovage
Elm (Ulmaceae): slippery elm
Ginger (Zingiberaceae): ginger, turmeric
Hemp (Cannabaceae): hops
Honey Suckle (Caprifoliaceae): valerian, elderberry
Ivy (Araliaceae): ginseng
Legume (Fabaceae): red clover
Mallow (Malvaceae): marshmallow
Moringa (Moringaceae): moringa
Mint (Lamiaceae): peppermint, rosemary, sage, lemon balm, creeping charlie, skullcap, oregano, anise hyssop, bee balm, catnip. thyme, motherwort
Myrtle (Myrtaceae): clove, eucalyptus
Nettle (Urticaceae): nettle
Nightshade (Solanaceae): belladonna, ashwagandha
Plantain (Plantaginaceae): plantain
Purslane (Portulacaceae / Montiaceae): purslane
Rose (Rosaceae): red raspberry, hawthorn
St. John’s Wort (Hypericaceae): St. Johns wort
Snapdragon Family (Plantaginaceae): mullein
Stonecrop (Crassulaceae): rhodiola 
 
We enjoy being able to use the plants that God created for our bodies to heal. We have started to make it a priority in our family to memorize some of their uses and properties, so that if we are ever in a bind and don’t have a book or the internet handy we can be confident that we know what plant to use and how. I hope these flash cards bless you as much as they are blessing our family.
                  Love,  
                       Liz
 
These flash cards are intended for educational and recreational purposes only. The information presented herein is not medical advice, is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease, and should not be relied upon as a substitute for professional medical care.
Herbs can affect individuals differently, may interact with medications, and may not be appropriate for every person or situation. Readers are strongly encouraged to conduct their own research and to consult with a qualified healthcare professional, licensed herbalist, or physician before using any herb for medicinal purposes, especially if pregnant, nursing, taking prescription medications, or managing a medical condition.
The author and publisher assume no responsibility or liability for any adverse effects, misuse, or consequences resulting from the use or application of the information contained in this document.