great ox-eye, goldens, marguerite, moon daisy, horse gowan, maudlin daisy, field daisy, dun diasy, butter daisy, horse daisy, maudlinwort, white weed, gowan.
in fields throughout Europe and nothern Asia
the whole herb, flowers and the root.
this herb's main use has been in whooping cough, asthma and nervous excitability. When taken as a tonic, it acts in a similar way to chamomile flowers and calms night-sweats and nightmares. An infusion of ox-eye daisy flowers is good at relieving bronchial coughs and catarrh. It is also used as a lotion for wounds, bruises and ulcers.
an infusion and lotion.