Mallow Leaves:
Description: Large fuzzy three-nubbed leaves from a shrub, sweet scent. Many pink-purple veined flowers.
Location: Grows near shores.
Usage:
Eaten- Flowers and leaves can ease bellyaches, treat colds, obesity, and breathing.
Chewed: Flowers and leaves are chewed into a paste and applied to wounds to heal quicker. Paste can be applied to swollen skin, rashes, and burns. Also treat toothaches and clean teeth.
Maple Tree Bark:
Description: A light brown, rough bark from a maple tree; a tree with five-pointed leaves.
Location: Deciduous forests.
Usage:
Chewed- Bark is chewed into a fine paste, can wake up cats if tasted. Taking in small amounts can improve eyesight.
Marigold:
Description: Low growing flower, yellowish-orange color
Location: Near water.
Usage:
Chewed- Petals and leaves are chewed into a poultice, juice can be used too. When applied to wounds stops infection, bleeding, and stiff joints.
Milk Thistle:
Description: A tall growing plant with tall, spiny leaves with white-veins. A purple thistle on top, the leaves ooze a milky-sap.
Location: Almost everywhere, grows best away from water.
Usage:
Eaten: Leaves are eaten to treat mysterious-liver-lumps and to fight poisoning.
Chewed: Leaves are chewed; their juices can soothe swollen skin and sores.
Milk vetch:
Description: A small, tall growing hairy stemmed plant that matures in leaf-fall
Location: Sandy, dry areas
Usage:
Eaten- Roots can be eaten in small amounts to improve hearing, diabetes, and chest pains.
Mixture- Can be mixed with feverfew to lessen the chance of heart attacks, lung and kidney lumps, and cure green, white, and yellow cough.
Milkweed:
Description: A tall growing green-plant with small flowers. Flowers vary depending on the location.
Location: Some forests and open fields
Usage:
Other: Leaves are rolled around in to treat sores and burns. Keep away from the face and kits. Eating this herb will cause poisoning and the cat will die.
Mint:
Description: Sharp scent, leaf with flowers from purple to yellow.
Location: Lush forests.
Usage:
Rubbed- on dead bodies to mask the smell.
Mouse Bile:
Description: Green substance from the mouse's liver. Bad smelling. Bad taste.
Location: Under the mouse's liver; where ever you can hunt mice.
Usage:
Other- Bile is extracted from a mouse. Wet bile on moss and rub on tick infected fur. Bugs and ticks die off, wash paws in running water or with wild garlic.
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