Botanical Card Deck
Botanical Card Deck
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This deck of 25 Botanical cards offers a beautiful and fun way to learn about herbs. Each card displays a vintage illustration of the plant, the common and botanical names of the plant, and some information about plant identification or history.
Benefits
Benefits
Play memory games to learn your plant names or use them as a daily learning tool by drawing one card to study and research. There are so many fun ways you can use this deck. It also makes a great gift for the herbal enthusiast.
Deck includes the following botanicals cards:
- Allium sativum - garlic
- Althaea officinalis - marshmallow
- Arctium lappa - burdock
- Arctostaphylos uva-ursi
- Commiphora mukul - guggul
- Crataegus spp. - hawthorn
- Cynara scolymus - globe artichoke
- Gymnema sylvestre - gymnema
- Ligusticum porteri - osha
- Lycopus spp. - bugleweed
- Mahonia spp. - Oregon grape
- Rhodiola rosea - rhodiola
- Rumex crispus - yellow dock
- Sambucus spp. - elder
- Scutellaria lateriflora - skullcap
- Serenoa spp. - saw palmetto
- Silybum marianum - milk thistle
- Taraxacum officinale - dandelion leaf
- Taraxacum officinale - dandelion root
- Ulmus spp. - slippery elm
- Vaccinium spp. - blueberry/billberry
- Verbascum spp. - mullein
- Vitex agnus-castus - chaste tree
- Withania somnifera - ashwagandha
- Zingiber officinale - ginger
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