Parts Used: The herb

Believed to be of value for:The predominant uses for cleavers are external. The juice of the fresh plant or a tea made from the dried plant is popular for skin problems.
 

Other Names: Bedstraw, clivers, cleavers, coachweed, cleaverwort, goose grass, goose's hair, grip grass, gravel grass, gosling weed, hedge-burrs, clabber grass, catchweed, milk sweet, poor robin, loveman, stick-a-back, sweethearts, savoyan, scratchweed, cleaverwort.