6,178 plants. Free, open, editorially cited. One quiet, interconnected database — pressed, indexed, cross-referenced.
— Four interconnected systems. Each entry cited to a source, versioned, and open to reader corrections.
6,178 documented species with full profiles, compounds, ranges, and citations.
Open module 02Compose herbal blends. Real-time compatibility, dosage, and interaction checks.
Open module 03Evidence-based suggestions tuned to goals, age, and current preparations.
Open module 04Curated essays and primary research on phytochemistry and ethnobotany.
Open module— Structured plant records, references, compounds, and traditional knowledge — compiled from open botanical databases and published literature.
Every species indexed so far — sorted alphabetically. Latin and common names cross-referenced.
Browse collection →Herbs with documented therapeutic use — compounds, dosage corridors, and contraindications.
Browse collection →Wild and cultivated edibles — culinary use, harvest seasons, and preparation methods.
Browse collection →Cooking with herbs — teas, syrups, dressings, and heritage preparations from world cuisines.
Browse collection →— The Mixology Engine checks combinations against known compound interactions, traditional pairings, and published dosage ranges. Educational only — not medical advice.
— The recommendation engine ranks plants by evidence weight and your own constraints. Not by popularity.
Highest-confidence pick for each core goal — pulled from cited claims. Click through for the ranked list.
Type what you're actually feeling — trouble sleeping, bloating after meals, mental fog. We'll take you straight to the evidence-ranked plants for that.
— Editorial essays and study digests. Reader submissions are welcomed and credited when accepted.
Stress-modulating herbs that act on the HPA axis. The five with strong clinical evidence, how they differ, and how to pick one.
Valerian, chamomile, passionflower, California poppy — which sleep herbs hold up in clinical trials and how to build a sleep protocol.
Water temperature, contact time, and solvent polarity decide what comes out of the plant. A practical guide to choosing.
— 27 curated entry points across the six major verticals — organized by intent.
Browse plants paired to a specific outcome.
Best picks for every room — bedroom, kitchen, office, balcony.
What grows well together — beneficial and antagonist pairings.
Tea, tincture, capsule — how to use each plant safely.
Discover plants by where they grow well.
Check toxicity for pets and compare two plants head-to-head.
Long-form context, folk traditions, and the working glossary.
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