Family: Saxifragaceae

Common Names: Hydrangea arborescence, seven barks, wild hydrangea…

Some Common Uses: in modern herbalism to treat kidney and bladder stones.  Also used for mucous irritations of the bladder, cystitis, nephritis, enlarged prostate and bronchial afflictions.  The scraped bark is used as a poultice on wounds, burns, sore muscles and sprains.  The bark can be chewed in the treatment of stomach and heart ailments.  The leaves are cathartic, diuretic, and tonic.

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