by DaySounds © 2013-15
Rocky Mountain/Bracted Alumroot (Heuchera bracteata)
diarrhea, hemorrhages, sore mouths and throats (wash or gargle for this purpose).
Internally, you can brew it as you would tea; externally, you can make a poultice and
apply to the affected area.
As you can see in the pictures, the flowers grow mostly in one-sided clusters. The red
clusters are the previous year's.
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