Stone Root Powder

Stone Root PowderBotanical Name Collinsonia canadensis Other Names Collinsonia, Hardhack, horseweed, Knob Grass, Knob Root, Rich Weed, Canada Horsebalm Origin USA Culinary Usages May be tinctured or encapsulated as a dietary supplement. Cosmetic Usages Infuse in oil to make salves, ointments, creams and lotions. May also be applied moist as a poultice. Stone root is obtained from the rootstock of Collinsonia canadensis, a flowering member of the mint family

The plant was commonly grown in monastery gardens in Medieval England and was an essential ingredient in the anti-plague formula known as Four Thieves Vinegar

There is no need to re-hydrate Granulated Garlic but if desired

Culinary Usages - Use in baking to make bread

The genus name of this plant is believed to be an honor to (and an adaptation of) the 18th century Queen consort of Spain

Powdered Oregon grape root offers a convenient way to use the herb to make oil infusions and salves for topical use without having to tincture or decoct whole roots and bark

pancakes and syprups

as a fixative in potpourri and in perfumery

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This delightful blend has become an American tradition known for its ability to boldly flavor Pumpkin Pie during the Fall season

bitter herbs stimulate certain organs of the body into a reflex action that triggers the glands into action and this seems to be especially noticeable in the liver and female reproductive organs

Aromatic Usages - Use spearmint-infused oils and tinctures to make perfume oils and aroma sprays