Many thanks to Naomi Buckman, who gave her permission to use the perfect Harebell shot- dew and all reflecting the special gifts the herb can impart to Rescue Remedies
Evening Primrose comes in many varieties, but the wildflower image to the right, so brilliant, comes from the wildflower section of a University website, thanks to webmaster: Bob Raebig
Autumn Crocus
Gracious permission to use this shot from original digitals) is from photographer Eric Rowe.
email: E_Rowe@compuserve.com
Scullcap courtesy of
Altnature Gallery
Editor and
Creator :
Karen Shelton
Herb Gallery Descriptions by Deb
Jackson
Herb pictures on this site are copyright Alternative Nature Herbal
1998
http://altnature.com/gallery/mugwort.htm
Karen Shelton offers a series of free wildflower images
in her site. Stock shots available.
Image for Mugwort
http://www.tarleton.edu/%7Erange/Home/home.htm#Grasslands
Photographs and text of this work were copyrighted to insure
their free fair use in the public domain.
Permission was thereby granted from
the author, a tax-supported public servant, to any readers to use any of this
material for non-profit or other appropriate educational purposes consistent
with the fair use doctrine (eg. courses or other publications in fields like
Range Management, Forestry, Ecology, etc.)
Please See The Eleventh Commandment (for Rangers) on the home page of
this site
The Carnivora image on this page and on the directory is used by permission of sarracenia.com.
http://www.sarracenia.com/faq/notestu.html
White planting-Sue Risk's garden.
With thanks to professional Florida artist and
photographic specialist in agronomy, Ian Maguire,
the Litchi tree is
shown in this site, fruiting abundantly.
http://tfphotos.ifas.ufl.edu/
photos by Sue Risk
courtesy of Nature Direct photographer:
http://www.naturedirect2u.com/
Medicinal%20herbs/mallowpic4.jpg
http://www.botanikus.de/beeren/Eiche/eiche.html
Lovely Red Pomegranate flower and Pomegranate tree shown in the Herbs Contents page are courtesy of and the copyright of:Dr.G.D.Carr,Professor and Chair, Dept of Botany,University of Hawaii.
Images are adapted from an Image Bank: Carl Lindmans Bilder ur Nordens Flora
A lovely letter arrived from Mr. John
Jackson, whose images are in the Royal Forestry Society of England, Wales and
Ireland.
I would like to thank Mr. Jackson for the graciousnes and generosity
with which he has written, since I could feel the kindness, and also since I see
that the site is backed by Queen Elizabeth 11 nd. God, I'm presumptuous.
The Society: http://www.rfs.org.uk/
By Photographers with Forest Biology and Dendrology:
John Sieler, Michael Aust,John Bailey,Claude Brown,Bruce Bongarten,Suan Day,Edward jensen,Richard kreh,Larry mcCormick,Aalex niemiera,David Wm Smith,James Ward,Rodney Will,Shephard Zedaker. (I don't know who did what. John Sieler did the Scotch Pine)
Courtesy of: Quinessence .com
Thank you to Managing Director Mr. Lyth, also to Hilary,PA to Mr. Lyth.
Wonderful Images thanks to: Eric Clausen:Poppy Image Vault,copyright 2001, Erowid
Those gorgeous fields! Thanks to Pam Burnette, this image(Field Poppies) and others are available as downloadable wallpaper.
Erowid's Calendula Officinalis
copyright Sue Risk Northdays Image 2003 - 2015
