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Discover essential herbal books for expanding your knowledge, from materia medica to foraging guides, botanist biographies, and more for the aspiring herbalist.

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Herbal medicine uses plants to support wellness and has a rich global history; formal training can turn this passion into a professional career.

A tincture is a liquid extract made by soaking herbs in alcohol or vinegar to draw out beneficial compounds for internal or topical use.

Learn how herbal monographs can help you research herbs with confidence—covering safety, efficacy, historical use, and where to find trusted sources.

Latin binomials give each herb a unique, universal name, preventing confusion from common names and ensuring accurate identification across global herbal traditions.