Name: St.-John's-Wort
History: This plant seems to bleed when crushed, so Romans and Greeks used it
to cure wounds. On the Isle of Wight it was said that if you stepped on the
plant at twilight, you might be carried off on a magic fairy horse and not
returned until daylight. Non-edible.
Uses: POULTICE makes a cure light poultice
MAKE OIL creates a cure light oil
Short: some St.-John's-Wort
Long: A creepy little weed is growing here.
Oil: a flask of oil with a bitter, sweet and astringent odor