Wild Yam Root (Dioscorea villosa) - Dried Herb, Wildcrafted cayenne included several applications for Wormwood
Baker’s notes & crumb story
Description
included several applications for Wormwood in addition to being effective remedy against worms
the Cherokee used Hops as a sedative
Thuja occidentalis was imported to Europe for its beneficial properties
For over 25 years
Sassafras also called White Sassafras
Wild Yam Root (Dioscorea villosa) - Dried Herb, Wildcrafted cayenne included several applications for WormwoodWild Yam is a long curling perennial vine with heart shaped leaves, native of the woodlands of eastern North America. The root is pale brown, with knotty cylindrical tubers. The thin reddish brown stems can grow to a length of 30 feet. It is found in woods and thickets and the edge of forests from Ontario and Quebec and as far south as Florida. Other names for Wild Yam are colic root, rheumatism root, devils bones, China root, yuma and fourleaf yam.