Wouldn't it be nice if you could have your own Medicine Cabinet made from plants in your backyard, hiking trail, or even items in your very own kitchen?
I grew up in the household that was full of herbs, flowers, and weeds. Yes, I mean Weeds that existed in our own front and backyard.
I remember when I was growing up, I cannot remember anyone in my family ever having to see a doctor or go to the hospital. We had our own herbs and medicines for just about everything. You can do that too!
These should get you started...
Wounds, Bruises, Injuries:
Hyssop (flower/leaf)
Traumatic Wounds:
Hyssop (flower/leaf), Yarrow (flower/leaf), St. John's Wort (flower/leaf), Calendula (blossoms), Comfrey (leaf)
Cuts / Lacerations:
Agrimony (leaf), Calendula (flower), Plantain (leaf), Witch hazel (twig, leaf, flower), Yarrow (leaf / flower)
Infections / Antiseptics:
Calendula, Chickweed (infection)
Pain & Inflammation:
St John's Wort
Burns:
Aloe vera
Pain:
Comfrey (leaf), Mullein (leaf)
Lung Issues:
Mullein, Elecampane, Lobelia
Allergic Response from Stings:
Green clay, Osha, Plantain, Purslane
Stomach Ache:
Ginger root
Pain from Gas:
Peppermint
Pain Relief (general):
St John's wort, California poppy, Skullcap
Menstrual Cramps:
Motherwort
Antispasmodics:
Chamomile, Lobelia
Burst Blood Vessels:
Hawthorn berries
Heart Attacks:
Cayenne, Hawthorne
Bleeding / Swelling:
Yarrow flowers (yarrow can stop bleeding immediately - it's a styptic)
Fractures / Breaks:
Comfrey leaves (fractures/bone issues)
Glass/Splinters in Feet:
Plantain, Chickweed
Eye Issues:
Eyebright, Bilberry
Menopausal Hot Flashes:
Lemon Balm or Violet Leaf, prepare as an infusion & drink cool at room temperature specifically.
Red clover is good, you might also try Evening Primrose and Lady's Mantle for menopause symptoms.
Night Sweats:
Sage leaf (infusion). Motherwort would be another good herb.
Peace and Plants 
-Sushi