• Valerian

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GROWERS • Brackenstone Herbs • Ursus Log Works • Innisfree Farm • Dragon's Eye Nursery • Botanical Specialties Valerian has compound leaves with a fresh pea pod scent, and clusters of honey-scented flowers in midsummer. The musky root is used in stews and perfumes and un-skinned root is a tranquilizer. The herb treats headaches, muscle cramps, and irritable bowel syndrome and is used topically for wounds, ulcers and eczema. Composted leaves are rich in minerals. BCHGA Member Contact: Richard at 250.442.5731 or Herbert at hbstrobl_botanicals@telus.net
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