Power of Flower Remedies

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There are moments in life when we all experience emotional turbulence — stress, anxiety, grief, loneliness, fear, or a sense of being lost. These feelings can leave us circling in negative thought patterns and inner unrest.

Bach Flower Therapy offers a gentle, natural way to restore emotional balance. It looks beyond symptoms and addresses the root cause of emotional distress — bringing calm, clarity, and strength from within.

Developed by Dr. Edward Bach (UK) in the 1930s, this system of healing is based on the understanding that our emotions directly influence our overall health. Dr. Bach believed that fear, anger, and worry disturb the harmony of both mind and body, while peace and positivity support true healing.

Each Bach Flower Essence carries the energy of a flower that gently transforms a specific negative emotion into its positive counterpart — fear into courage, sadness into hope, confusion into clarity.

There are 38 Bach Flower Remedies in total, each linked to a unique emotional state. They are safe, non-toxic, non-addictive, and can be taken alongside any medication or treatment. Suitable for infants, children, adults, the elderly, and even pets, these remedies offer gentle support for everyone seeking emotional wellbeing.

The Emotional Benefits

Through gentle and natural healing, Flower Therapy helps you reconnect with your truest self – bringing harmony to mind, body, and emotions.

Discover the 38 Flower Remedies

Bach Flower Remedies - Full List

Agrimony

for inner suffering and anguish hidden by a smiling or brave face.

Aspen

For fear and anxiety of an unknown origin.

Beech

for a critical attitude and for intolerance of shortcomings in others. The remedy helps us to become tolerant and understanding.

Centaury

for the weak- willed ,and for those who do not know how to say “NO”

Cerato

for those who are not confident in their assessment or decision; from indecisiveness to inner certainty.

Cherry Plum

for loss of self-control and for fear they could hurt themselves or others.

Chestnut Bud

unable to learn from past experiences and mistakes . The remedy helps you to understand and remember where you have been repeatedly going wrong.

Chicory

for those who like to be appreciated by the family for their efforts and may feel hurt if they don’t. The remedy may help them to be less possessive, controlling and manipulative.

Clematis

for day dreamers who are disinterested in the present. The remedy revives their interest in the present.

Crab Apple

for those who fear infection and are dissatisfied with their appearance. They may be obsessed with order and cleanliness. It’s a cleansing remedy.

Elm

for an acute crisis of confidence; when overwhelmed by additional duties or responsibility.

Gentian

for those who are easily discouraged ,skeptical, doubting , and pessimistic; from doubt to trust .

Gorse

For hopelessness and pessimism.

Heather

for people obsessed with themselves, chatterboxes, self-centered.

Holly

for anger and spite caused by hatred, jealousy and suspicion.

Honeysuckle

for those who live in the past, nostalgia, homesickness.

Impatiens

for impatience and irritation.

Larch

for lack of self confidence and inferiority complex.

Mimulus

for everyday, common fears and anxieties, when a person knows what they are afraid of; also for shyness and timidity.

Mustard

for sudden depression and dark moods, with no apparent reason.

Oak

for those who are plodders- optimistic, strong and struggling to overcome the limits of their strength.

Olive

for physical & mental exhaustion after exertion or after a long day.

Pine

for self blame & guilt.

Red Chestnut

for anxiety, fear and worry for the safety and wellbeing of a loved one.

Rock Rose

for terror and extreme fear. May help in panic attacks.

Rock Water

for excessive self-control and self discipline.

Scleranthus

for the inability to decide between two options; mood swings , lacks inner balance.

Star of Bethlehem

for shock, grief or trauma.

Sweet Chestnut

for “a broken heart“, anguish, despair, when there is no way out.

Vervain

for hyperactivity, over-enthusiasm; totally keyed up and unable to relax.

Vine

for dominant people who tend to rule others with an "iron fist“

Walnut

to help adapt to change and to protect oneself from outside influences.

Water Violet

for withdrawn, on interfering, self-sufficient people who may seem proud.

White Chestnut

for unwanted repetitive thoughts.

Wild Oat

for those who are dissatisfied with life, confused, or clueless about his/her career options.

Wild Rose

for apathy and resignation.

Willow

for bitterness, blaming others, resentment, envy and self-pity.

5 Flower Remedy / Rescue Remedy

Emergency formula for acute stress.