DRABA VERNA

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DRABA VERNA

BOTANICAL NAME: Draba verna Linn

FAMILY: Cruciferae

COMMON NAMES: Witlow grass

DESCRIPTION: An annual or winter-annual herb. Leaves in a  crowded basal rosette, oblanceolate, to spatulate or ovate-oblong, 1-2 cm long, pubescent. Flowers white2-3 mm wide, occur in racemes over scapes. Fruit a siliqua.

DISTRIBUTION: Native of Europe, introduced in North America.

PART USED: Whole flowering plant.

HOMEOPATHY

For vitamin C deficiency. Skin infections, abscesses around nails.

POTENCY: Mother tincture. 

 

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