The Edward Bach system pairs 38 distinct flower essences with different emotional patterns. This list of 38 Bach flowers brings together the names of Bach flowers, their Turkish equivalents, traditional meanings, and varieties on a single page. The statements below describe the traditional Bach classification; they are not a clinical diagnosis or a proven treatment indication.
Agrimony — Koyunotu
It is a traditional Bach essence associated with the tendency to hide inner distress behind a cheerful appearance.
Aspen — Titrek Kavak
It is a traditional Bach essence associated with fear and restlessness of unclear origin.
Beech — Kayın
It is a traditional Bach essence associated with criticalness and intolerance.
Centaury — Kantaron
It is a traditional Bach essence associated with difficulty saying no and excessive compliance.
Cerato — Boynuzlu Tepecik
It is a traditional Bach essence associated with doubting one’s own decisions and constantly seeking approval.
Cherry Plum — Kiraz Çiçeği
It is a traditional Bach essence associated with the fear of losing control.
Chestnut Bud — Kestane Çiçeği
It is a traditional Bach essence associated with difficulty learning from similar experiences.
Chicory — Hindiba
It is a traditional Bach essence associated with excessive possessiveness and attention that expects a return.
Clematis — Yaban Asması
It is a traditional Bach essence associated with difficulty staying in the present moment and an intense fantasy world.
Crab Apple — Yaban Elması
It is a traditional Bach essence associated with dissatisfaction with oneself and an excessive focus on perceived flaws.
Elm — Karaağaç
It is a traditional Bach essence associated with a temporary feeling of inadequacy in the face of responsibilities.
Gentian — Büyük Kantaron
It is a traditional Bach essence associated with discouragement after setbacks.
Gorse — Katır Tırnağı
It is a traditional Bach essence associated with hopelessness and a tendency to give up.
Heather — Funda
It is a traditional Bach essence associated with constantly talking about one’s own problems and difficulty being alone.
Holly — Çoban Püskülü
It is a traditional Bach essence associated with intense emotions such as jealousy, anger, and suspicion.
Honeysuckle — Hanımeli
It is a traditional Bach essence associated with excessive attachment to the past and nostalgia.
Hornbeam — Hornbeam
It is a traditional Bach essence associated with reluctance to start the day and a feeling of mental fatigue.
Impatiens — Jewelweed
It is a traditional Bach essence associated with impatience and a tendency to act quickly.
Larch — Larch
It is a traditional Bach essence associated with a lack of self-confidence and anticipation of failure.
Mimulus — Monkeyflower
It is a traditional Bach essence associated with everyday fears of known origin.
Mustard — Mustard
It is a traditional Bach essence associated with a depressed mood occurring without an apparent reason.
Oak — Oak
It is a traditional Bach essence associated with the tendency to keep struggling without resting.
Olive — Olive
It is a traditional Bach essence associated with a feeling of exhaustion after prolonged effort.
Pine — Pine
It is a traditional Bach essence associated with guilt and holding oneself excessively responsible.
Red Chestnut — Red Chestnut
It is a traditional Bach essence associated with excessive concern for loved ones.
Rock Rose — Rock Rose
It is a traditional Bach essence associated with feelings of intense fear and panic.
Rock Water — Rock Water
It is a traditional Bach essence associated with an overly rigid and perfectionist attitude toward oneself.
Scleranthus — Annual Knawel
It is a traditional Bach essence associated with wavering between two options and indecisiveness.
Star of Bethlehem — Star of Bethlehem
It is a traditional Bach essence associated with the need for emotional support following shock or a distressing experience.
Sweet Chestnut — Sweet Chestnut
It is a traditional Bach essence associated with feelings of intense internal anguish and helplessness.
Vervain — Vervain
It is a traditional Bach essence associated with over-enthusiasm, tension, and a tendency to push oneself too hard.
Vine — Vine
It is a traditional Bach essence associated with a dominant and controlling attitude.
Walnut — Walnut
It is a traditional Bach essence associated with the need for adaptation during periods of transition and in the face of external influences.
Water Violet — Water Violet
It is a traditional Bach essence associated with a distant demeanor and a preference for solitude.
White Chestnut — White Chestnut
It is a traditional Bach essence associated with repetitive thoughts and mental loops.
Wild Oat — Wild Oat
It is a traditional Bach essence associated with uncertainty regarding life direction and purpose.
Wild Rose — Wild Rose
It is a traditional Bach essence associated with reluctance, resignation, and a sense of loss of motivation.
Willow — Willow
It is a traditional Bach essence associated with feelings of resentment, bitterness, and being wronged.
Scientific note
In systematic reviews of controlled clinical trials, no specific effect superior to placebo has been demonstrated in the psychological conditions studied. This guide has been prepared within the context of self-awareness and a complementary approach.