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Tulip, white


Turnsol

Heliotrope


Turtlehead

Chelone


Tussilage

Coltsfoot


Tweedia

blissful love, hearts that believe in each other


Ulmus

Elm


Valerian, Greek


Venus’ Looking-Glass

(Triodanis perfoliata)


Verbascum

Mullein


Verbena, lemon


Verbena, sand

Abronia


Verbena, sand


Verbena, Vervain

Common or European vervain, also known as enchanter’s plantherb-of-the-cross, herb of grace, holy herb, ma bian cao, pigeon’s grass, pigeon weed, simpler’s joy, or verbena.  This is a deeply historic herb known to cure many ailments such as headaches, insomnia, depression, anxiety, kidney stones, gout, jaundice and more.  The name “vervain” comes from the Celtic term “ferfaen; “fer” meaning “to drive away” and “faen” meaning “a stone”.  There are many, many other beliefs and rituals surrounding this astounding herb, dating back to Roman times.

 


Vernal Grass


Vervain, blue

Volkamenia


Vetch


Vetiver


Viburnum

Snowball, Guelder Rose


Viburnum Tinus

Laurustinus