Bearberry

Uva Ursi

A primary ingredient of native smoking mixes. This is often mixed with red willow bark and tobacco to make a smoking mix. Sometimes osha is added. Note that there are a number of plants often referred to as "bearberry." This is one species.

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Item #	Size / package	Price Level 1	Price Level 2
6020-004-002	One-Size	$2.95 2 oz Qty (1+)
6020-004-016	One-Size	$15.95 1 LB Qty (1-4)	$12.95 1 LB Qty (5+)

Lavender Flower - Blue Color

Lavandula angustifolia

Item #	Size / package	Price Level 1
6020-008-104	One-Size	$10.50 4 oz Qty (1+)
6020-008-116	One-Size	$29.75 1 LB Qty (1+)

Lavender Flower - Select Grey Color

Lavandula angustifolia

Item #	Size / package	Price Level 1	Price Level 2
6020-008-001	One-Size	$7.50 4 oz Qty (1+)
6020-008-016	One-Size	$20.50 1 LB Qty (1-4)	$17.50 1 LB Qty (5+)

Peppermint Leaf

Mentha Piperita

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Item #	Size / package	Price Level 1
6020-011-004	One-Size	$5.50 4 oz Qty (1+)
6020-011-016	One-Size	$16.95 1 LB Qty (1+)

Red Willow Bark

Cornus Stolonifera

Red willow bark is a primary ingredient in most native smoking mixes.

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Item #	Size / package	Price Level 1
6020-005-001	One-Size	$6.50 oz Qty (1+)
6020-005-004	One-Size	$22.00 4 oz Qty (1+)
6020-005-016	One-Size	$70.00 1 LB Qty (1+)

Senega Snakeroot

Polygala senega

The Blackfoot reportedly used snakeroot to treat respiratory disease. The Cherokee reportedly used it for rheumatism, as a diuretic, and as an expectorant. It is said to have been used as a snake bite remedy (hence the name "snakeroot") where the root was chewed and swallowed and the wound was treated with a poultice made from the root. Among the Cree and Woodlands peoples, snakeroot was reportedly used for sore throats and toothache. It is said to have general use for treating colds. Source Native American Ethnobotony [2004:421]

Modern references indicate usage as an excellent expectorant for treatment of bronchitic asthma and as use as a mouthwash and gargle for treatment of pharyngitis and laryngitis. Source: The Complete Illustrated Holistic Herbal, David Hoffman [1996:125]

Botanical Safety Handbook, Michael McGuffin [1997:89] rated Class 2b (Not for use during pregnancy); 2d (Not for use with gastritis or gastric ulcers). Not for long term use.

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Item #	Size / package	Price Level 1	Price Level 2
6020-024-001	whole root	$5.95 oz Qty (1-3)	$5.25 oz Qty (4+)
6020-024-016	whole root	$63.00 1 LB Qty (1+)

Spearmint

Mentha Spicata

Item #	Size / package	Price Level 1
6020-013-004	One-Size	$4.95 4 oz Qty (1+)
6020-013-016	One-Size	$15.45 1 LB Qty (1+)

Star Anise

Illicium Verum

This type of anise typically comes from a small tree native to southwestern China. Its taste and aroma are very similar to the more common anise (Pimpinella anisum) that has been used since Roman times. Both anises taste a lot like licorice, which has led to them being used to flavor candies and foods. In Asia, people sometimes eat star anise after meals to freshen breath and aid digestion.

Item #	Size / package	Price Level 1
6020-014-002	One-Size	$6.75 2 oz Qty (1+)
6020-014-016	One-Size	$34.95 1 LB Qty (1+)

Wild Cherry Bark

Prunus Serotina

Bark from the wild cherry tree, a species native to North America. The bark is harvested in summer and fall.

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Item #	Size / package	Price Level 1
6020-017-002	One-Size	$2.95 2 oz Qty (1+)
6020-017-016	One-Size	$16.75 1 LB Qty (1+)

Yerba Santa Leaf

Eriodictyon trichocalyx

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Item #	Size / package	Price Level 1
6020-019-004	One-Size	$6.00 4 oz Qty (1+)
6020-019-016	One-Size	$21.00 1 LB Qty (1+)

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