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Where can I find Butchers Broom plant?

I’ve looked everywhere online! So frustrating I read it originated from Europe but I can’t find where the plant is sold. I only find it in pills which to me its not going to work to its fullest potential. I want it all natural I want to buy the plant and eat it. I need it for my moms Varicose veins. I also heard its good for the following.
* Chronic venous insufficiency
* Atherosclerosis
* Hemorrhoids
* Varicose veins
and more it’s wonderful plant but where can I buy it?

Hey Stephanie,

The scientific name for Butchers Broom is ‘Ruscus aculeatus’. See Web site 1 below for some information on it. You may have to accept the terms described on the Splash page for disclaimer reasons to see the descriptions. “Derived from the root of the plant. Taken orally or applied topically, this herb has been used for varicose veins, hemorrhoids, and lymph edema. Clinical studies in lymphedema and varicose veins have revealed efficacy compared to control groups. Minimal side effects have been reported, but the Cyclo-3, a product that contains extract of butcher’s broom as main ingredient, has more frequent reports of diarrhea and abdominal discomfort. Butcher’s broom may interact with MAO inhibitors (phenylzine (Nardil®), tranylcypromine (Parnate®)) and possibly anticoagulants.” 1

The common names for the plant are: Box holly, sweet broom, knee holly, pettigree, jew’s myrtle, thorny fragon

While looking for a source of the plant, I too found much information about pills and supplements. At the last web site there is a ‘find it near you’ lookup. If you put in you zip code, perhaps you can find some nurseries to call and ask. This should get you some of this plant, and you don’t have to go to the UK or Mediterranean. The second to last site gives some tips for care of the plant. Happy Gardening.

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