Burnet
Gives a cat strength; very good for queens who are about to give birth
Identification: Has oval shaped leaves with clusters of small flower buds at the top
Uses: Eat without food
Territory: Usually found in dry, grassy meadows.
Time of growth: All throughout green-leaf. Ideal to be collected at the end of green-leaf
Chamomile
Strengthens the heart and soothes the mind; can also be given to traveling cats for strength
Identification: A small white flower with a large yellow center
Uses: Is eaten by the patient to strengthen the heart and soothe the mind. Also given to travelling cats for strength.
Territory: It can be found in Twoleg gardens
Time of growth: Mid green-leaf/late green-leaf
Daisy Leaf
Eases pain of stiff joints and soothes sprains
Identification: Thick, dark green oval-shaped leaves
Uses: Chew into a poultice and fasten on with cobwebs to help ease joint pains. Eat to soothe sprains. Can be mixed with tansy
Territory: Grow almost everywhere
Time of growth: All throughout new-leaf and green-leaf
Sorrel
Given to cats who don't have an appetite
Identification: large-leafed plant with a tangy smell and taste
Uses: Eat, Similar to dock, but a travelling herb
Territory: Twoleg gardens
Time of growth: All year round; is ideal to be collected in late new-leaf
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