Herbs Websites

Provides an electronic, searchable version of "A Modern Herbal," by Maud Grieve. Also includes message boards, articles, book reviews, and links.

Provides history and purpose, membership information, projects, programs, publications, calendar, conferences and scholarships. Includes herb profiles, seed exchange forum, and plant collection information.

Includes articles, herb profiles with horticulture and remedy information, a gallery of photographs, and links to other herbal sites.

An online guide for herbs and supplements, includes scientific names and contra-indications.

Collection of resources, including herb profiles, a practitioner directory, and a calendar of events.

Provides information about growing herbs, and using them for health, beauty, and cooking.

Information about individual herbs, and instructions for making various types of herbal preparations.

Includes a glossary, monographs, properties and phytochemicals, and an email newsletter.

Includes information about toxicity, recipes, lore, history, remedies, and herbs for pets.

Includes information on preparing and using herbs for medicinal and culinary purposes, and organic growing and wildcrafting.

Herbal knowledgebase covers more than 2000 herbs from around the world. Also provides information about remedies, interactions, preparations, and regulation.

Provides information about herbal healing, home remedies, and a complete guide listed by illness.

Offering herb information sponsored by Christopher Publications. Includes sections about recipes, ailments, formulas, programs and literature.

Information and testimonials about using herbal remedies for various life-threatening diseases.

Alphabetical listing of healing herbs, with information about medicinal and religious uses, and cultivation. Also provides articles about safety, storage, remedies, recipes, and special uses.

Information about identifying, preparing, and using wild medicinal and edible plants in the northeastern United States.

Discussion of herbs that have been used through history to prevent conception, with modern observations on how they work.

Organization dedicated to researching and providing scientific information on the safety and health benefits of botanicals throughout the world from multiple medical traditions. Find information about services and resources, news, and sustainable development.

Information about the herbal tea known as essiac, including history, controversial issues, scams, marketer ethics, product prices, and recipes.

A reference site featuring various herbs used as traditional medicine in the Philippines, including the 10 plants endorsed by the Philippine Department of Health.

An electronic, searchable version of "Botanical Dermatology," by John Mitchell and Arthur Rook, which includes a botanical index.

Weekly features and extras, product and book reviews, free newsletter, chat and bulletin board from About.com.

Offers an alphabetical database of herbs and ailments, and articles about gardening and making herbal preparations.