White Oak Bark C/S
Dried cut-and-sifted bark, known for its astringent properties.
Description
Latin Name: Quercus alba
Common Name: White Oak
Family: Fagaceae
Growing Region: Midwest, USA
Description: Cut and sifted White Oak Bark is rich in tannins, offering astringent properties that make it valuable in herbal medicine.
Applications: Commonly used to treat skin irritations and minor wounds. Also used as a gargle to soothe sore throats.
Collector Connection: Meticulously harvested in the Midwest to ensure ecological balance and support the long-term health of white oak populations.
