herbalist

/ˈɜːrbəlɪst/
noun
  1. A person who grows, sells, or uses herbs, especially for medicinal purposes.
    • The local herbalist sells dried herbs, tinctures, and salves at the farmers' market.
    • The herbalist recommended chamomile tea to help me sleep.
    • My grandmother was a skilled herbalist who made her own remedies from plants in her garden.
  2. A person who studies the traditional or scientific use of plants for healing.
    • She trained as an herbalist and now teaches workshops on natural first aid.
    • The herbalist wrote a book about the medicinal properties of common weeds.
    • Many modern herbalists combine ancient knowledge with modern research.