top of page

Phlox (Abscess Root)

Used in the treatment of coughs, colds, bronchitis, laryngitis, tuberculosis, fever, inflammation, rashes and venomous bites.

 

Risks & Side Effects: None.
 

Location: Central Yellowstone.

Coralroot (Autumn)

A rare but very potent, very powerful sedative and fever reducer.

 

Risks & Side Effects: None.
 

Location: Eastern Yellowstone (Shoshone Forest, Wapiti Valley).

Lewis Monkeyflower

Used to induce vomiting.

 

Risks & Side Effects: The plant tastes very bitter which can cause dehydration if care is not taken.
 

Location: Northern Range (Dunraven Pass), Southern Range.

Harebell (Round)

Used in the treatment of heart and lung problems, ear infections and sore eyes.

 

Risks & Side Effects: None.
 

Location: Everywhere.

Penstemon (Sand dune)

Used to alleviate vomiting, cramps and debilitating stomach ache.

 

Risks & Side Effects: None.
 

Location: Eastern Yellowstone (Wapiti Valley, Colter Peak, Pilot Peak).

Penstemon (Yellow)

Used to quickly relieve constipation and other stomach complaints, and in the treatment of sores, cuts and small wounds.

 

Risks & Side Effects: None.
 

Location: Northern Range (Lamar Valley, Tower Junction), Southern Range (Pelican Valley).

Lupine (Seashore)

This plant is rich in starch and excellent for curing the weight loss caused by malnutrition.

 

Risks & Side Effects: Roots should be dried, never eaten fresh, as they contain toxins which are known to cause hallucinations and disorientation.
 

Location: Central Yellowstone (Yellowstone Lake), Western Yellowstone (Gibbon Falls).

Fleabane (Aster)

Used in the treatment and cure of dysentery, open cuts and wounds, fleas and ticks.

 

Risks & Side Effects: Plant has a very strong, pungent scent which lasts approximately one week.
 

Location: Everywhere.

Rabbitbrush (Rubber)

Used in the treatment of toothache, rasping coughs, chest pains, colds, tuberculosis, diarrhoea, stomach cramps, sores and skin eruptions.

 

Risks & Side Effects: Should only be given in small, infrequent doses, may cause respiratory failure in large quantities. 
 

Location: Eastern Yellowstone, Southern Range.

bottom of page