Culpeper's Complete Herbal and English Physician

Agrimony to yarrow: Nicholas Culpeper's outlaw herbal gave every English family the apothecary's secrets — each plant with its government, its virtues, and the diseases it was trusted to cure.

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Sun Spurge

Description. The leaves are numerous, oblong, of an inverted oval figure, and serrated at the edges: they have no foot-stalks, and are smallest at the base, whence they are broader all the way to the end; their colour is blueish green. The flowers stand at the top of the stalk, in a broad spreading umbel; they are of a yellowish green.

Place. This sort is often found on garden borders, and in other cultivated grounds.

Time. It flowers in July and August.

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