Cascara Sagrada Bark (Frangula purshiana) - Dried Herb, Wildcrafted cataria 1 teaspoon of Chamomile Flowers

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Cascara Sagrada Bark (Frangula purshiana) - Dried Herb, Wildcrafted cataria 1 teaspoon of Chamomile FlowersCascara Sagrada is a deciduous shrub of the American Northwest, ranging from northern California to the Alaska panhandle in moist forests below 5,000 feet. It is also found in the Rockies of Idaho and Montana. Spanish priests in California named the tree Cascara Sagrada, meaning "sacred bark". This name has two possible origins: the first is from the medicinal properties of the bark and the second from its resemblance to wood used for the ark of the