Medicinal weeds

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.

Before you dismiss any of the weeds growing in your yard, you might want to consider their medicinal and nutritional benefits.

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!

Common weeds that are good to eat include purslane, lambsquarter, dandelion, wild amaranth., and plantain. They are edible and delicious.

In the vast expanse of our backyards, amidst the commonly disregarded flora, lies a plant with extraordinary medicinal qualities, often overlooked and discarded by many. Known scientifically as Eleusine indica and colloquially as goose grass, this seemingly inconsequential weed is a powerhouse of therapeutic benefits. Its presence in most gardens…

Most people are quick to pull weeds or spray them with herbicides. This is a shame because many weeds are tasty and healthy.

Here's how to eliminate wild plants and weeds naturally—plus recommendations for the best tools for the job.

Plantain weed has been called "life medicine". We'll show you how to use the fresh leaves and dried leaves for natural remedies such as salve and tea.

Cleavers (Galium aparine), also known as goosegrass, catchweed, or stickywilly, is an herbaceous annual plant that often gets overlooked as a bothersome weed.

In the vast and diverse world of plants, there exists a humble yet incredibly potent herb that often goes unrecognized for its remarkable health benefits. Purslane, commonly mistaken as a mere weed in gardens and sidewalks, is in reality a nutritional powerhouse and a veritable lifesaver for those who know…