Agrimony
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Beech
for perfectionists who can be easily critical and intolerant of others.
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Cerato
For people that doubt their own abilities and often seek out advice and approval from others.
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Chestnut Bud
For people that fail to learn from their experiences and continually make the same mistakes.
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Clematis
For daydreamers who have trouble living in the now. Indifference.
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Elm
Feeling overburdened which leads to depression and despondency.
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Gorse
Hopelessness and despair, for people who feel no more can be done for them.
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Holly
For people that become consumed with feelings of hatred, envy, jealousy or suspicion.
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Hornbeam
Feeling world weary. "Monday morning" feeling, need strengthening mentally or physically to cope with the burdens in life.
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Larch
Lack of confidence. expectation of failure even thought they are capable people.
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Mustard
Black depression or gloom that descends for no apparent reason to make it impossible to feel happy.
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Olive
Complete mental and physical exhaustion. Life seems hard and without joy.
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Red Chestnut
Excessive fear for the well being of others. If someone was late home they would immediately think the worst.
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Rock Water
Martyrdom. Self-repression. These people may shun pleasurable things in life and drive themselves excessively hard.
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Aspen
Fear of the unknown, having anxiety for no known reason
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Centaury
For people that find it hard to say no and are easily influenced.
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Cherry Plum
For fear of losing control of your body and mind
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Chicory
For over concern for the welfare of others to the point of being demanding and possessive.
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Crab Apple
For those who suffer from feelings of self disgust, shame or low self esteem. the detox remedy for the body and mind.
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Gentian
When a small setback causes a person to feel discouraged and self doubting. Those prone to despondency and pessimistic outlooks.
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Heather
For people who like to tell others about their difficulties whenever they can and will become unhappy if left alone for any length of time.
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Honeysuckle
Living in the past, nostalgia, homesickness. Not expecting to experience the happiness they had before.
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Impatiens
Irritability and impatience, For people who act and think quickly and so expect everyone else to be the same.
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Mimulus
The fear of known origins such as darkness, illness or fear of others leading to shyness.
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Oak
despair but increasing effort. for people who never give up whatever the setback. The opposite of gorse types they stay hopeful.
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Pine
Self-blame and guilt. even when successful these people feel that they could have done better.
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Rock Rose
For terror and panic. A good emergency remedy for fright.
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