Herb-Spice Chart
Plant List Updated 4/28/2017 Pages !165 © 2017 Rosemary Caspary Key: *cultivated at our garden, ** bought dried, eo- essential oil, ex- extract, io-infused oil Information for educational purposes only and are not intended to replace medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment and does not constitute an endorsement or recommendation by Rosemary Caspary. Consult your health care professional for guidance. Plant Z Contraindicat Companio Ally Enemy Common Scientific o Herb Spice & other Type, Light, Soil, Therapeutic Action/ ion- n Names Name Family n Part of plant: part of plant: Height, Propagation Uses Interactions- Scientific e Caution /Common leaf varies Name Abiu, Pouteria Sapotaceae 9b to Fruit, varieties 1 to 4 Perennial, tree, looks astringent, anti- Caimito caimito Sapodilla 11 seeds, 1 seed similar to canistel, anemic, anti- better, Ztu: dose well in sandy or inflammatory rocky soil; can keep small compact tree, 33’, seed to fruit 3 years Acai Euterpe Perennial, palm tree, oleracea cold and soil sensitive, difficult to grow in S. FL; fruit hard, soften in water *Acoyo, Piper Piperaceae 8a to drink, egg, meat, Perennial, shrub, Leaf: anesthetic, Root Beer auritum Pepper 11 stew, tamales, partial to full shade, stomach disorders Plant, Hoja wrap; Mole Verde moist soil, 6 to 10’, Santa, division, layer Yerba Santa, False Kava Adenophora Adenophor Campanula 7a to cooked Perennial, sun to Root: antifungal, a triphylla ceae, 10b partial shade, moist, cardiotonic, Root, Three- Bellflower leaved 36”, seed expectorant; Ladybells, “Nourish
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