Bach Flower Remedies and their Common Indications

Name of the Remedy/Essence	Main symptom which it helps
Agrimony	Hiding problems behind a cheerful face
Aspen	Vague and undefinable fears
Beech	Intolerant of others, critical
Centaury	Weak-willed, easily led, unable to say no
Cerato	Not trusting one’s own judgement, always asking others for advice
Cherry Plum	Fear of Losing control
Chestnut	Bud Failure to learn from past mistakes
Chicory	Possessive, Over-protective
Clematis	Dreaminess, lack of interest in the present
Crab Apple	Poor Self-Image, Sense of uncleanliness
Elm	Overwhelmed by responsibility
Gentian	Discouragement, Despondency
Gorse	Despair, Hopelessness
Heather	Self-centered, Talkative, Always talking about one-self
Holly	Envious, jealous, hatred, lack of love
Honeysuckle	Dwells on the past,nostalgic
Hornbeam	Mental weariness, doubting one’s ability to cope, but doing well once taken up.
Impatiens	Impatience
Larch	Lack of confidence
Mimulus	Fear of specific known things
Mustard	Deep gloom with no origin, Depression
Oak	Exhausted but struggles on
Olive	Lack of Energy, exhaustion of body and Mind
Pine	Self-reproach, guilt
Red Chestnut	Fear or over concern for others
Rock Rose	Terror
Rock Water	Rigid, inflexible, self-denial
Scleranthus	Uncertainty, Indecision
Star of Bethlehem	After effects of Shock
Sweet Chestnut	Extreme Mental Anguish
Vervain	Over enthusiasm
Vine	Assertive, dominating,inflexible
Walnut	Protective from change and outside influences
Water Violet	Proud, Aloof
White Chestnut	Unwanted thoughts,mental arguments
Wild Oat	Uncertainty as to correct path in life
Wild Rose	Resignation, apathy
Willow	Self-pity, Resentment
Rescue Remedy	For emergency