Alder bark- This is used to help ease toothaches by chewing da bark(DUH!!)

Adder's tounge- this is kinda like yarrow and makes cats THROW UP 🤮 and a poultice can be made out of its leaves which can treat swells.

Beech- Beech leaves can be used to make herb bundles and the oil from the nuts can be applied directly to wounds to help fight infections and such.

Bindweed- Help to set the break in broken bones and the vines can be used to tie things.

Blackberry- The leaves can be chewed into a poultice that helps the pain and swelling in bee stings come down.

Bl00droot- POISONOUS!!! 

Borage- The leaves can be given to queens to help their milk come and can be used to help bring down fevers.

Burnet- This is a traveling herb that can be used to keep a cat's strength up.

Catchweed- Little burrs that help keep a poultice in place

Catmint- Used to treat the deadly greencough and whitecough

Celadine- The juice can be trickled in a cat's eye to help treat eye injuries.

Chamomile- Can be used to calm the heart and mind and used as a traveling herb to also keep a cat's strength up.

Chervil- Can be eaten to treat nausea during a kitting  and treat bellyache. Also made into a poultice to treat infected wounds.

Chickweed- Can be eaten to treat greencough but not as effective as catmint.

Cob nuts- Used to attract prey.

Cobwebs- Applied to open wounds to help stop bl33ding and keep medicine in it's place

Coltsfoot- Leaves can be eaten to cure a cough and can be given to kits to cure troubled breathing and cure kitcough 

Comfrey- Treats broken bones, soothes wounds that are open, can soothe and ease stiffness if lined in a nest, and can heal wretched or twisted claws.

Coneflower- Roots can be chewed to give strength and disease  resistance.

Sooooo.... I hop you guys liked this and I hope it's helpful!