65+ Red Root Ceanothus Velutinus

Ceanothus velutinus was known as red root by many native american tribes due to the color of the inner root bark and was used as a medicine for treating lymphatic disorders ovarian cysts fibroid tumors and tonsillitis. Ceanothus velutinus is the one most found in idaho.

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Red root ceanothus velutinus!!!

Velutinus is widespread and occurs form british columbia through california and nevada east of the cascades to south dakota and colorado 63 129. Snowbrush ceanothus velutinus is discussed in the evergreen shrub section. Although it is also sometimes called deerbrush that name is more often applied to the related species c. Integerrimus discussed in the section on deciduous shrubs.

The taste is similar to tea but red root contains no caffeine. Ceanothus velutinus is pleasantly aromatic. Cinnamon brush sticky laurel shiny leaf ceanothus and mountain balm allude to its sticky scented leaves. The oval shaped leaves are thick shiny and often sticky on top with three main veins.

It is also commonly known as tobacco brush or red root. Michael moore states that the deepness of the red color and therefore the strength of the medicine is a reflection of an area s soil conditions. Red stem ceanothus is very similar to snowbrush it mainly differs in that it its leaves and stipules are deciduous and its stems are red. Hookeri grows on the west side of the cascade range from northern california to british columbia.

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