Medicinal wild plants

Edible weeds are all around us, and they are often medicinal too. Here are 12 easy to forage for, wild-growing, strong, and nutritious weeds!

These medicinal herbs are natural painkillers. They aren't as strong as morphine, but they can at least make the pain more tolerable.

Did you know there are dozens of wild herbs you can forage? Find out the best herbs to find growing wild throughout the year.

Wild edible plants are all around us, making foraging an exciting way to connect with nature, especially for beginners. Learn how to identify these hidden gems and bring more confidence to your outdoor adventures. Save this pin to keep handy for your next nature walk!

Did you know that common mallow is a valuable edible wild plant? Also known as cheeseweed, mallow (Malva neglecta) also has medicinal properties. This useful and tasty plant may already be growing in your garden. Here's what to know about foraging and using mallow's leaves, flowers, fruits, and roots. | foraging guides | edible wild plants | plant identification | summer foraging |

Medicinal flowers with powerful healing properties—learn how to identify, harvest, and use them in teas, salves, and natural remedies.

Common purslane is a highly nutritious edible and medicinal plant that readily grows. Learn to find, identify, use and purslane!

Looking for gardening ideas that boost your health? Learn how to create a natural pharmacy right in your garden with 15 medicinal plants that are easy to grow. These plants offer powerful healing properties and are perfect for any garden size. From herbal teas to salves, the possibilities are endless. Save this pin for later to explore how medicinal plants can transform your gardening routine into a natural wellness project.

Cleavers, or Galium aparine, is commonly known as Stickyweed or Catchweed and there couldn’t be a more perfect name for it. Cleavers sticks to everything it comes in contact with! The leaves and stem of Cleavers are covered in small hooked hairs that love to catch on clothing and animals. The seeds

Explore a wide range of medicinal plants and their uses, and learn how these natural remedies can support your health and wellness.

ound commonly in gardens, lawns, and even cracks in sidewalks, this plant is edible and has incredible health benefits. It can save a human life.

Harvesting, drying and using broadleaf plantain as medicine for cuts, bug bites, rashes and IBS. Plantain grows wild all over the country and is probably growing in your backyard right now. Most people consider it a weed but it's extremely useful.

Take control of your health with a backyard healing garden! These 15 medicinal plants are perfect for natural remedies and home wellness. From boosting immunity to calming nerves, save this pin to start growing your own medicinal herbs today!

Ever come across American spikenard (Aralia racemosa)? This shade-tolerant plant has flavorful berries and roots that have been used in traditional medicine. Learn about identifying and foraging American spikenard. | edible wild plants | American spikenard uses | foraging guides | plant identification | medicinal plants |

Medicinal herbs are easy to grow in your backyard or your herb garden. Many of these herbs are also flowering plants that attract beneficial insects to your garden, acting as natural pest control. Then, you can harvest the herbs and use them for herbal remedies all winter!

In the vast tapestry of the botanical world, few plants have woven themselves into human history and wellness practices as seamlessly as Malva neglecta and Malva sylvestris, commonly known as common mallow and high mallow respectively. These resilient and widespread species belong to the Malvaceae family, a group known for…

Gathering, drying, and using clover is so simple! If you are a beginner at using wild edibles, then learning how to preserve white clover is the place to start! #foraging #foodpreservation #whiteclover #wildedibles #howtoforage #homesteading #eattheyard #eatthelawn

Identify 11 wild edible berries while exploring the outdoors. Enjoy their flavors and benefits on your next adventure!

Henbit (Lamium amplexicaule) has taken over my garden at the moment. The little purplish pink flowers are pretty and it’s nice to have that bit of color while waiting for other things to spro…