DOCK Rumex aquaticus . Polygonaceae.
All herbs should be used in moderation and not in large quantities. Please consult a Herbalist.
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  Rub a dock leaf on a stinging nettle sting.
Look for the patch of dock leaves next to the stinging nettles.
 
Annual/biennial/Perennial Annual ?
Appearance Oval shaped leaves on a long stem.
Height 2ft/150cms
Growing Position Anywhere.
Fertiliser  
Propagation & soil Rich, well drained soil.
Spring Sow seeds in the spot where they are going to stay.
Summer They can be invasive so do not allow to set seed.
Autumn  
Winter  
Use Leaves and roots.
Aromatic, Medicinal or Culinary Medicinal.
Areas of help Skin and heating the blood.
Storage  
Specific Use
  • Use bruised young leaves and rub on stings, rashes and skin impurities.
Recipe
Large doses can be harmful.
Basic recipes and how to make, CLICK.

Standard Tea of roots and leaves
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