Sage has been credited with curing nearly everything since at least the 16th century, when a Spanish physician reportedly told plague survivors that a week of sage tea would restore …
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Calendula, also called garden marigold, is a living example of how beauty and usefulness can go hand in hand. Calendula flowers open to the morning sun, showing their beautiful colors. …
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Like other species of the genus Viburnum, cramp bark is an attractive shrub used as an ornamental plant in parks and gardens. However, be careful! Its striking red fruit is …
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Rose medicinal uses: Flower growers’ fantasy combined with cross-pollination has created 10,000-odd varieties of roses with extraordinary fragrance and delicacy. However, the French rose, or Rosa gallica, offers the best …
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The shepherd’s purse benefits that hold up best under modern study are narrower than herbal tradition suggests: the European Medicines Agency lists Capsella bursa-pastoris as a traditional herbal medicinal product …
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When the pasque flower is dry, the plant’s fruit forms a feathery bouquet that the wind blows away. The plant’s scientific name, Anemone, is derived from this fact since the …
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Most of what circulates about the stinking weed plant is inherited folklore rather than tested medicine. And the effect that has been documented most consistently in humans is not a …
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Storksbill weed is a humble plant highly appreciated as a forage for cattle. Storksbill Weed Scientific Facts Healing Properties Storksbill weed contains tannins, phenol, flavonoids, and potassium salts. How to …
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Goats rue has been empirically used since the 16th century to heal diverse afflictions, such as poisonous animal bites. However, its actual properties have only been discovered in the last …
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The dead nettle plant is also called blind nettle because, despite resembling the common nettle, it does not cause nettle rash or harm those who touch it—as if people who …