Alternative Treatment Collection (page 4)

SK_0328
Sinapis alba Mustard - Yellow mustard Green b/g

SK_0309
Sinapis alba Mustard - Yellow mustard Green subject Orange b/g

SK_0308
Sinapis alba Mustard - Yellow mustard Green subject Orange b/g

RE_0092
Sambucus nigra Elder White subject

RE_0148
Rosmarinus officinalis Rosemary Green subject

RE_0145
Foeniculum vulgare Fennel Green subject

RE_0146
Foeniculum vulgare Fennel Green subject Purple b/g

Calendula b
Marigold, Calendula officinalis, Close side view of one yellow orange flower with raindrops

Lavender and Dragonflies
Lavender, Lavandula, two Dragonflies on flowers

RGZ_0028
Salvia hispanica Chia Brown subject

RGZ_0029
Salvia hispanica Chia Green subject White b/g

RGZ_0027
Salvia hispanica Chia Brown subject White b/g

Rheum Palmatum
Chinese rhubarb, Rheum Palmatum, Frothy pink flowers on a thick stem in sunlight

lilium martagon, lily, turkscap lily, pink subject, green background
Lilium martagon Lily - Turkscap lily Pink subject Green background

Wildflowers Along the Canal Bank
Rosebay willowherb, Chamaenerion Angustifolium, Side view of masses of pink flowers beside a canal

Oriental Poppy
Poppy, Oriental poppy, Papaver orientale, Close view of the centre of a red flower showing the stamens and the seedhead forming

Hoverfly on Convolvulus Sabatius
Morning Glory, Ground, Blue rock bindweed, Convolvulus sabatius, Close view of one mauve flower with a hoverfly collecting nectar

SK_0084
Lonicera x americana Honeysuckle Pink subject Green b/g

SK_0082
Viola odorata Violet - Sweet violet Purple subject

SK_0074
Digitalis - variety not identified Foxglove Pink subject

SK_0068
Viola odorata Violet - Sweet violet Blue subject White b/g

SK_0093
Mentha aquatica Mint - Watermint Purple subject Green b/g

rubus strigosus, raspberry, american raspberry, red subject
Rubus strigosus Raspberry - American raspberry Red subject

RE_0201
Juniperus communis Juniper Black subject

RE_0181
Primula veris Cowslip Yellow subject

RC_0154
Fagus sylvatica Beech Brown subject

RC_0109
Allium ursinum Wild garlic / Ramsons Green subject Green b/g

RC_0110
Allium ursinum Wild garlic / Ramsons Green subject Green b/g

RC_0111
Allium ursinum Wild garlic / Ramsons Green subject Green b/g

PW_0056
Lonicera periclymenum Honeysuckle Yellow subject

Lavender Lavandula Blue Foliage Spiky Orientation Vertical
Lavender, Lavandula

RC_0155
Fagus sylvatica Beech Brown subject

RE_0243
Sambucus nigra Elder White subject Pink b/g

RE_0230
Viola odorata Violet - Sweet violet

RE_0242
Sambucus nigra Elder White subject Pink b/g

RE_0229
Phytolacca americana Poke Root / Poke weed

RE_0228
Phytolacca americana Poke Root / Poke weed

RE_0224
Malva sylvestris Mallow Purple subject

RE_0214
Lavandula - variety not identified Lavender Purple subject White b/g

Goats beard, Tragopogon pratensis
2109 Goats beard Tragopogon pratensis

Knapweed, Centaurea nigra
428 Knapweed - Black knapweed Centaurea nigra Marbled White butterfly on Knapweed

common beech
Beech, European beech, Fagus sylvatica, Several trees in winter mist, still bearing many of their dry brown leaves, and a carpet of them beneath

araucaria araucana
Monkey puzzle tree, Araucaria araucana, Tip of one spikey branch of overlapping spikes with clear area of blue sky above

greater knapweed
Knapweed aÔé¼" Greater Knapweed, Centaurea scabiosa seedheads

echinacea purpurea
Echinacea, Purple Coneflower, Echinacea purpurea, Three flowers in a line

incula oculus-christi?
Elecampane, Inula helenium, Close up of fading flowers with the centre stamens starting to turn brown

prunus spinosa
Blackthorn, Sloe, Prunus spinosa, Close up showing the bluew coloured berries

Rowan Mountain Ash
Rowan, Mountain Ash, Sorbus aucuparia, A clump of red berries

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"Hearts Ease: Exploring the Power of Alternative Treatment" In this captivating close-up, we delve into the world and discover the wonders it holds. Our journey begins with Hearts Ease, also known as Viola tricolor, a delicate flower that symbolizes tranquility and healing. Next, we encounter Durio zibethinus, commonly known as durian - a fruit renowned for its unique taste and potential health benefits. Its spiky exterior hides a creamy flesh that is said to possess various medicinal properties. As our exploration continues, we are enchanted by the enchanting Damask rose (Rosa damascena), whose exquisite fragrance has been used in alternative therapies for centuries. This ancient remedy, represented by CS_3091, offers soothing effects on both body and mind. Caution leads us to Aconitum napellus or monkshood – an intriguing plant with beautiful blue flowers but possessing potent toxins. Despite its dangers when mishandled, this herb has found its place in certain alternative treatments under strict professional supervision. We then stumble upon Centaurea cyanus or cornflower – a vibrant blue blossom celebrated for its anti-inflammatory properties. Used topically or internally in herbal remedies like teas or tinctures, it aids in relieving various ailments. Our eyes are drawn towards Sandersonia aurantiaca or Christmas bells – an exotic flower associated with good luck and prosperity. Though not widely recognized for therapeutic uses yet, who knows what secrets lie within these charming petals? Polygonatum multiflorum or Solomon's seal catches our attention next; revered in traditional medicine systems worldwide due to its potential anti-inflammatory and immune-boosting qualities. Nature never ceases to amaze us. Vaccinium parvifolium emerges from the green background - red huckleberry. These tiny berries pack a punch of antioxidants while adding flavor to culinary creations; they have long been valued in alternative treatments for their potential health benefits.