Agrimony: The flower essence remedy for people who keep their troubles hidden behind a cheerful exterior. They resort to parties and bright lights to keep the cheer up. The remedy helps them come to terms with life and reality.

Aspen: The remedy for nameless fears where the cause is not known. Such fears are more like a sense of foreboding—an uneasy anxiety about something unpleasant going to happen.

Beech: The flower remedy for people who need to see perfection around them and who are intolerant of people who do not want the same. The remedy helps to encourage tolerance and understanding.

Centaury: The remedy for people who cannot say “no” to others, and are often taken advantage of. The remedy makes them more able to take care of their own needs instead of always catering to the needs of others.

Cerato: The remedy for people who lack faith in their own judgment, ask others for theirs, and end up hopelessly confused. The remedy helps them gain confidence in themselves.

Cherry Plum: The flower remedy for people who often lose control of themselves and could do something injurious to themselves or to others. The remedy treats the fear of going mad and of acting irrationally, and is one of the components of Rescue Remedy.

Chestnut Bud: The remedy for people who fail to learn from mistakes, and repeatedly fail at what they do. The remedy helps them learn from the past and move on to new experiences.

Chicory: The remedy for people who are care deeply for their loved ones and expect the same in kind. They tend to keep others ransom with their love. This flower remedy brings out the positive side of such people, enhancing their willingness to love unconditionally.

Clematis: The remedy for people whose minds drift into fantasies of the future, or alternative versions of the present. This flower essence remedy brings these people back to present reality. Clematis is one of the ingredients of Rescue Remedy.

Crab Apple: Also known as the cleansing remedy, Crab Apple helps fight feelings of uncleanliness. Such people are prone to obsessive, repetitive behavior like constant hand washing.

Elm: The remedy for people who temporarily lose confidence in themselves because of overwhelming responsibilities. These people are successful in what they do, but sometimes get depressed about not being able to go on.

Gentian: The flower essence remedy for feelings of despondency when something goes wrong.

Gorse: The remedy for people plagued with a sense of hopelessness, and who almost willfully refuse to be encouraged. Gorse restores the sense of certainty in themselves and in life.

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