![]() Italian: Goutweed, Castalda, Girardina Silvestre, castaldina, egopodo, erba gerarda, pie di capra, podagraria, girardina silvestre Irish: Goutweed, Lus an easpaig, lus an dá phingin German: Gichtkraut, Geißfuß, Giersch, Gewöhnlicher Giersch, Baumtropfen, Geissfuss, Dreifuß, Erdholder, Gichtgeißfuß, Hinfuß, Hinlauf, Podagrakraut, Zipperleinkraut Ground Elder, Bishop’s goutweed, Goutweed, Ground Elder, Bishop’s Weed, Jack-jump-about, Herb Gerard, Ashweed, Achweed, English Masterwort, Wild Masterwort, Pigweed, Eltroot, Bishop’s Elder, Weyl Ash, White Ash, Bishopswort, Ground Ash, gout wort, snow-in-the-mountainĪlbanian: Goutweed, bar shtergjia, egopodë, këmbëdhiaĪrabic: Altayib (الطيب), rajul aleunzat albistania (رجل العنزة البستانية)īulgarian: Goutweed-ˈgoutˌwēd, blag bŭz (благ бъз), sedmolist (седмолист)Įnglish: Goutweed, Ground-elder, Ashweed, Bishop’s goutweed, Bishop’s-weed, Herb-Gerard, ashweedįinnish: Goutweed, Keltapäivänkakkara, Vuohenputkiįrench: Goutweed, Herbe aux goutteux, Podagraire, Egopode, Égopode Podagraire, L’Égopode Podagraire, herbe de Saint Gérard, pied de chèvre, lehtovuohenputki, boucage à feuilles d’angélique, fausse angélique, petite angélique, pied d’aigle, pied de bouc It has been introduced to North America, Australia, New Zealand, and Japan as an ornamental Ground Elder, Bishop’s goutweed, Goutweed, Ground Elder, Bishop’s Weed, Jack-jump-about, Herb Gerard, Ashweed, Achweed, English Masterwort, Wild Masterwort, Pigweed, Eltroot, Bishop’s Elder, Weyl Ash, White Ash, Bishopswort, Ground Ash, gout wort and snow-in-the-mountain are some of the popular common names of the plant.Įurope, Asia Minor, and Central Asia, but its native range is unclear. It has been introduced to North America, Australia, New Zealand, and Japan as an ornamental. The plant is native to Europe, Asia Minor, and Central Asia, but its native range is unclear. Good for rheumatism, arthritis, disorders of the bladder and intestines, burns, stings, wounds, painful joints, gouty and sciatic pains and hemorrhoidsĪegopodium podagraria, commonly called bishop’s weed or goutweed is one of the most popular ground covers for quickly covering large areas belonging to carrot family (Apiaceae ⁄ Umbelliferae). Ovoid-oblongoid fruits that are ridged and somewhat flattened ![]()
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