Get to Know the Cucumbertree and the Magnolia
November 14, 2019The cucumbertree is part of an ancient line of plants. It’s a good shade tree and has numerous medicinal uses. Here’s how to grow your own.
Meet the Marshmallow, a Soft, Plush, Rangy Herbal Helper
September 12, 2019The leaves as well as roots of the marshmallow, a prairie plant, are used in remedies for digestive, respiratory and urinary tract problems.
Learn the Many Uses of Wintergreen
August 22, 2019This herb is a flavoring agent for gum, candy and toothpaste, but it also has medicinal uses via tea and infused oils. You can grow wintergreen yourself.
Clover: Learn Its Many Uses for Health, Forage and Food
August 8, 2019Learn how you can use different species of clover for cover crops, hay, grazing, soil improvement and various health benefits.
6 Natural Ways to Kill Poison Ivy
May 16, 2019Poison ivy is a nuisance plant that can take over an area of your land—but you can get rid of it without commercially developed herbicide.
3 Must-Have Tools For Small-Batch Sauerkraut
December 14, 2016Small batches of sauerkraut allow you to have a fresh supply on hand while giving you the freedom to customize your recipe.
5 Plants In Your Fall Garden To Keep You Healthy This Winter
September 21, 2016With cool weather on the horizon, your immune system is at risk. Fortunately, there are a few things in your garden that can help.
Wild Lettuce: On Your Plate & In Your Medicine Cabinet
August 3, 2016Wild lettuce—not to be confused with your dinner salad—can be a powerful natural pain reliever.
Holy Basil: A Garden-Fresh Approach To Stopping Diabetes
July 20, 2016A cousin to sweet basil, holy basil (aka tulsi), is shown to lower blood glucose levels and cholesterol—and best of all, it’s so easy to grow!
Red Clover In Your Garden & Pantry
July 6, 2016This common plant, often thought of as a weed, brings extreme value, both to your soil and to your health.
