• Algy's Herb Page is a great place to start. Be sure to bookmark Algy's Herb Talk, a bulletin board where you can leave questions for Suzy and others to answer. He also has a section devoted to the medicinal use of herbs which has a very complete list of links.
• Herbanet Information Center is another terrific place to find both information and links.
• The University of Washington invites you to walk through their medicinal herb garden. You won't find much information on the uses of the herbs, but the pictures can be valuable if you are working on identifying local herbs.
• Henrietta also provides a good list of links on her Herbal Homepage.
• Mother Nature has a good list of symptoms and the herbs that can be used for each. While it only provides about 1/3 of the entries of my own list, it does have some terrific advantages, like inclusion of herb actions along with the symptoms and hypertext links to more information about each of the herbs. Since it's not specific to the wild herbs I collect, it's also information that may be more useful across a broader geographical area.
• If you're into organic farming, you might also want to try Noah's Ark, the homepage of an organic farmer who has provided lots of useful links.

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