Natures Bounty

NZ Natural, Native & Exotic Herbal Remedies

WARNINGS

High Blood Pressure and Epilepsy

Avoid!!!

FENNEL OIL -- Foeniculum vulgare

WARNING!! DO NOT take during Pregnancy!

ANISEED OIL -- Illicum verum

BASIL OIL -- Ocimum basilicum

BAY LAUREL OIL -- Laurus nobilis

CEDARWOOD OIL -- Cedras atlantica

CINNAMON LEAF OIL -- Cinamomum zeylanicum

CITRONELLS OIL -- Cymbogon nardus

CLARY SAGE OIL -- Salva sclarea

CLOVE BUD OIL -- Eugenia caropyllata

CORIANDER OIL -- Coriandrum sativum

CYPRESS OIL -- Cupressus sempervirens

FENNEL OIL -- Foeniculum vulgare

GERANIUM OIL -- Pelagonium graveolens

JASMINE OIL -- Jasminium grangiflorium

JUNIPER OIL -- Juniperus communis

MARJORAM OIL -- Organium marjorama

MYRRH OIL -- Commaphora myrrha

NUTMEG OIL -- Myristica fragrans

PEPPERMINT OIL -- Mentha piperata

ROSEMARY OIL -- Rosmarinus officinalis

SAGE OIL -- Salva officinalis & Lavandulaefolia

THYME OIL -- Thymus vulgaris

MAHOE -- Melicytus ramiflorus Whitey wood

DO NOT take during first TRIMESTER
(3 Months) of Pregnancy)

CHAMOMILE OIL -- Anthemis nobilis

***Poisons***
This list has poisonious effects that range from just a slight irritation when in contact with the skin to the truly deadly poisons if they are taken internally.
It is quite common for some herbs, plants, leaves, roots and infusions to be used for "EXTERNAL", only, while others can be used "INTERNALLY" either raw or processed in some way.
Some can be used on "UNBROKEN SKIN" others can be used on "WOUNDS".

The rule is "Do not use anything without thorough research", and as you do with all Patient and Prescribed Medicines,
"Read the instructions!!"

African Boxwood
Myrsineafricana

Agave
Agavespp.

Amaryllis
Hippeastrumspp.

Anemone
Anemonespp.

Angel's Trumpet
Brugmansiaspp.

Anthurium
Anthuriumspp.

Arborvitae
Thujaspp.

Arrowhead Plant
Syngoniumpodophyllum

Arum
Arumspp.

Autumn Crocus
Colchicumautumnale

Azalea
Rhododendronspp.

Barberry
Berberisspp.

Begonia
Begoniaspp.
(somespp.)

Belladonna
Atropabelladonna

Belladonna Lily
Amaryllisbelladonna

Birch Tree
Betulaspp.

Bird-of-Paradise shrub
Caesalpinagilliesii

Black Henbane
Hyoscyamusniger

Black Locust (seeds)
Robiniapseudoacacia

Blood Lily
Haemanthusspp.

Boston Ivy
Parthenocissusspp.

Boxwood
Buxussempervirens

Broom
Cytisusspp.

Buckthorn
Rhamnusspp.

Bushman's Poison
Acokantheraspp.

Buttercup
Ranunculusspp.

Caladium
Caladiumbicolor

California Buckeye
Aesculusspp.

Calla Lily
Zantedeschiaaethiopica

Camphor Tree
Cinnamomumcamphora

Carnation
Dianthusspp

Carolina Jessamine
Gelsemiumsempervirens

Castor Bean
Ricinuscommunis

Century Plant
Agavespp.

Cestrum
Cestrumspp.

Chenille Pplant
Acalyphaspp.

China Berry
Meliaazedarach

Chinese Evergreen
Aglaonemaspp.

Chinese Lantern
Physalisspp.

Choke Cherry
Prunusvirginiana

Chrysanthemum
Chrysanthemumspp.

Cineraria
Seneciospp.

Clematis
Clematisspp.

Coast Redwood
Sequoiasempervirens

Columbine
Aquilegiaspp.

Copper Leaf
Acalyphaspp.

Coral Plant
Jatrophaspp.

Coral Tree
Erythrinaspp.

Coton Easter
Cotoneasterspp.

Crinum Lily
Crinumspp.

Croton
Codiaeumvariegatum

Crown of Thorns
Euphorbiaspp.

Cyclamen
Cyclamenspp.

Daffodil Bulb
Narcissusspp.

Daisy
Chrysanthemumspp.

Daphne
Daphnespp.

Death Camas
Zigadenusspp.

Delphinium
Delphiniumspp.

Dumb Cane
Dieffenbachiaspp.

Dusty Miller
Seneciospp.(somespp.)

Echium
Echiumvulgare

Elderberry
Sambucusspp.

(ripe fruit are generally non toxic)

Elephant's Ear
ColocasiaAlocasiaandXanthosomaspp.

English Laurel
Prunuslaurocerasus

Eucalyptus
Eucalyptusspp.

Euonymus
Euonymusspp.

Euphorbia
Euphorbiaspp.

Fig Weeping and Fiddle-leaf
Ficusspp.

Fire Thorn
Pyracanthaspp.

Fish Tail Palm
Caryotaspp.

Four-o'clock
Mirabilisjalapa

Foxglove
Digitalisspp.

Gladiolus
Gladiolusspp.

Glory Lily
Gloriosaspp.

Golden Chain tree
Laburnumanagyroides

Gopher Plant
Euphorbiaspp.

Ground Cherry
Physalisspp.

Ground Ivy
Glechomahederacea

Heather
Callunavulgaris

Heliotrope
Heliotropumarborescens

Hellebore
Helleborusspp.

Holly (berries)
Ilexspp.

Honey Bush
Melianthusspp.

Horse Chestnut
Aesculusspp.

Hyacinth
Hyacinthusspp.

Hydrangea
Hydrangeaspp.

Indian Currant
Symphoricarposspp.

Indian Turnip
Arisaematriphyllum

Iris
Irisspp.

Ivy English
Hederaspp.

Jack-in-the-pulpit
Arisaematriphyllum

Japanese Aucuba
Aucubajaponica

Japanese Pieris
Pierisjaponica

Jatropha
Jatrophaspp.

Jequirity Bean
Abrusprecatorius

Jerusalem Cherry
Solanumpseudocapsicum

Jessamine
Cestrumspp.

Jimson Weed
Brugmansiaspp.

Juniper
Juniperusspp.

Kaffir Lily
Cliviaspp.

Lantana
Lantanacamara

Larkspur
Delphiniumspp.

Laurel Cherry
Prunuscaroliniana

Lily
Liliumspp.

Lily-of-the-Nile
Agapanthusspp.

Lily-of-the-valley
Convallariamajalis

Lobelia
Lobeliaspp.

Love-in-a-mist
Nigelladamascena

Love-lies-bleeding
Amaranthuscaudatus

Lupine
Lupinusspp.

Marsh Marigold
Calthapalustris

May Apple
Podophyllumpeltatum

Meadow Saffron
Colchicumautumnale

Milk Weed
Asclepiasspp.

Mingaralia
Polysciasspp.

Mistletoe
Phoradendronspp.

Mistletoe European
Viscumalbum

Monks Hood
Aconitumspp.

Morning Glory (seeds)
Ipomoeaspp.

Myoporum
Myoporumlaetum

Myrtle
Myrtuscommunis

Naked Lady
Amaryllisbelladonna

Natalplum
Carissamacrocarpa

Nephthytis
Syngoniumpodophyllum

Nerine
Nerinespp.

Nightshade Deadly
Atropabelladonna
Hyoscyamusniger
Solanumspp.

Oak Tree (acorns)
Quercusspp.

Oleander
Neriumoleander

Yellow Oleander
Thevetiaperuviana

Pampas Grass
Cortaderiaselloana

Periwinkle
Vincaspp.

Peruvian Lily
Alstroemeriaspp.

Philodendron
Philodendronspp.

Pittosporum
Pittosporumspp.

Poinsettia
Euphorbiaspp.

Poison Hemlock
Coniummaculatum

Poison Oak
Toxicodendrondiversilobum

Poke weed
Phytolaccaamericana

Poppy
Papaverspp.

Potato Plant
Solanumtuberosum
(greenparts)

Pothos
Epipremnumaureum

Pregnant Onion
Ornithogalumspp.

Primrose
Primulaspp.

Privet
Ligustrumspp.

Pyracantha
Pyracanthaspp.

Rhododendron
Rhododendronspp.

Rhubarb (leaves)
Rheumrhabarbarum

Rosary Bean
Abrusprecatorius

Rubber Plant
Ficusspp.

Sago Palm
Cycasrevolute

Scarlet Pimpernel
Anagallisarvensis

Schefflera
Scheffleraactinophylla

Skunk Cabbage
Veratrumspp.

Snake Plant
Sansevieriaspp.

Snow-on-the-mountain
Euphorbiaspp.

Snow Berry
Symphoricarposspp.

Snowdrop
Galanthusspp.

Snowflake
Leucojumspp.

Spathiphyllum
Spathiphyllumspp.

Spider Lily
Lycorisspp.

Hymenocallisspp.

Split-leaf Philodendron
Monsteradeliciosa

Squill
Scillaspp.

St.Johns Wort
Hypericumcalycinum

Star-of-Bethelehem
Ornithogalumspp.

Stinging Nettles
Urticaspp.

String of Beads
Seneciospp. (somespp.)

Taro
Colocasiaesculenta

Tomato (non-fruit parts)
Lycopersiconesculentum

Toyon
Heteromelesarbutifolia

Tree-of-heaven
Ailanthusaltissima

Tree Tobacco
Nicotianaglauca

Tube Rose
Polianthestuberosa

Tulip
Tulipaspp.

Umbrella Plant
Cyperusalternifolius

Umbrella Tree
Scheffleraactinophylla

Virginia Creeper
Parthenocissusspp.

Water Hemlock
Cicutaspp.

Wild Onion
Alliumspp.

Wind flower
Anemonespp.

Winter Sweet
Acokantheraspp.

Wisteria
Wisteriaspp.

Yarrow
Achilleamillefolium

Yew; English & Japanese (seeds)
Taxusspp.

Yew Pine
Podocarpusmacrophyllus

Seeds of: Almond, Apple, Apricot, Black Cherry, Cherry, Crabapple, Loquat, Nectarine, Peach, Pear, Plum.

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Please use your common sense when harvesting NZ Natives.
Only harvest leaves from the "Eastern" side of trees or bushes.
If you must take "Bark" then harvest small vertical strips from as high up as you can reach.
Roots can be safely taken also, from small excavations and not too much from one tree or bush.
Native herbs can be removed from their natural position provided you place them in a similar environment in their new home. This often involves a bit of preparatory work but is well worth the effort in the end, again "DO NOT" strip an area of its assets, remember you are not the only one harvesting "Natures Bounty".
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