These plants are used in traditional medicine by Bahamians. The practice, termed Bush medicine, involves the brewing of roots, bark and leaves of particular plants and trees to make teas. This tea-making tradition was passed down through generations and the Levy Preserve is dedicated to preserving this traditional knowledge. The beds, organized by ailment, feature specimen trees and plants used in the treatment of a particular illness. A must for anyone interested in homeopathic medicine and ethnobotany.