Encyclopedia of Herbs & Their Uses
by Deni Bown

The most authoritative reference book available describes and pictures a thousand herbs found both in the wild and in cultivation, along with tips on growing and harvesting, creating a herb garden, and using herbs in cooking and medicine.

The Complete Book of Herbs
by Lesley Bremness

With more than 340,000 copies sold in hardcover, this essential, full-color resource is now available in paperback. Revealing the enormous potential of herbs, this sourcebook includes information on planting, growing, and harvesting herbs, as well as the main uses of herbs. It also offers an exhaustive identification guide, recipes, ideas for gifts, and much more.

101 Medicinal Herbs : An Illustrated Guide
by Steven Foster

Color photographs of 101 herbs provide a visual reference to identify the most frequently used herbs for health and healing. Arranged alphabetically, the listings include detailed information on herb forms, benefits, parts used, side effects, and dosages. An index and resource guide are included, as well as a cross-referencing section with information about easy-to-find remedies for various ailments.

10 Essential Herbs: Everybody's Handbook to Health
by Lalitha Thomas, Kim Johansen (Illustrator)

Reviewer: A reader from Alaska, USA
I stumbled over this book while in community college. In May of 2000, I had a regular pap smear done and there was a diagnosis of cervical dysplasia. Though I could not afford to get my cervix scraped, I figured why wait to find out if it was genital warts. I took the 21 day chapparal cleanse. Later on, a pap smear was redone and there were no signs of abnormal cells. And also when I had a herpes break-out, chapparal gave me such relief. Chapparal, just as any other potent herb should be used with good instruction and I believe Lalitha knows what she is talking about.