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Synéova-Groupe SiliCycle Balsam poplar is a deciduous tree widely distributed in the boreal forest, especially in the north. It takes its name from its very aromatic resinous buds with a balm scent. For First Nations healers, the spring buds are often used to prepare medicinal ointments.

Synéova-Groupe SiliCycle Balsam is a small shrub plant found in North America and Europe. The First Nations used its leaves and fruits to season and preserve their food and to repel insects.

Synéova-Groupe SiliCycle Jack pine is a North American conifer that is mainly found in the eastern boreal forest. It is the most common pine in Canada. First Nations healers used most of the parts of this tree to prepare remedies, especially for respiratory problems and to heal cuts.

Synéova-Groupe SiliCycle Black spruce is the most common tree in Canada, found primarily in the eastern boreal forest. The First Nations use different parts of the tree for their remedies. An ancient method of extraction allowed them to prepare needle oil which they had used as natural medicine for hundreds of years.

Synéova-Groupe SiliCycle Labrador tea is an evergreen shrub found from Greenland to Canada. It was at the top of the list of plants designated by First Nations healers for their therapeutic benefits. It is now scientifically proven that this plant is rich in bioactive molecules.

Synéova-Groupe SiliCycle Balsam fir is an emblematic tree and is one of the most famous conifers of our boreal forests. This tree is traditionally used by Indigenous nations to treat many health problems like colds, coughs, digestive and urinary problems.