Monday 16th March 2020 - In light of the UK's worries over COVID-19, if you want advice on a fusion of plants that are all antiviral in nature, please contact me on Twitter (@srossingtonchem) or at s.rossingtonchem@gmail.com (with the subject header of 'plants') if you would like advice on what is around you in nature for use. Alternatively, a tincture is available from me for collection if you are local to my Greater Manchester location. 







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​​If you are aware of locations of the various plants, which are used for their potential medicinal-values,  please inform me via s.b.rossington@salford.ac.uk of their location as I use plants to extract via steam distillations - see here for an example.

Common snowberry (Symphoricarpos albus) - a species of honeysuckle around Blackleach Country Park in the autumn of 2019. 

Broom, both Scotch and Spanish (Cytisus scoparius) around the West Lancashire Moors (and near Bolton Wanderers' football stadium) in the summer of 2019. 

Japanese honeysuckle (Lonicera japonica) from Newall Green in August 2019. 

Coralberry (Symphoricarpos orbiculatus) from Rivington's hills in November 2019.