The listing, Jewel Weed for Poison Ivy Remedy has ended.
This is the plant that Native Americans have used for years to treat poison ivy, poison oak, rashes, stinging nettle, etc. The hummingbirds go crazy over the flowers and you will discover many hovering over your plants. The plants develop little pods in the fall that "pop" at the least amount of movement and only contain a very few seed, and this makes it difficult to collect. My wildcrafter friend and I get many orders for this plant and for soap which we often make from it. I do have a set amount of seed I've set back to list on Listia, so get them while you can. The plant can be used fresh to diffuse the oils when your skin comes in contact with poison ivy. The plant can also be sold to soapmakers, or try making your own soap. It's really very easy and I have a simple recipe I am glad to share. The plants have all dispersed their seed for this season so supplies will be limited.