Family: Compasitae

Common Names: Purple Cone flower, American coneflower, black Sampson, black Susan, cock-up-hat, combflower, hedgehog, igelkopf, Indian head, Kansas snake root, kegelblume, narrow-leaved purple coneflower, purple coneflower, red sunflower, rudbeckia, scurvy root, snakeroot, solhat, sun hat...

Some Common Uses: the roots and herb have attracted recent attention and interest in a purported “immune stimulant” property.  It has also been used to treat respiratory infections, Urinary tract infections, and genital herpes.  It has also been used for treatment of edema, water retention, anti-viral, wound healing, anti-cancer, snake bites, boils, abscesses, gangrene, tonsillitis, inflamed gums and mucus problems.

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