Medicinal plants

Medicinal plants have been used for millennia, and science is just beginning to validate many of their traditional uses. This basic overview of medicinal plants and their use focuses on herbs you can find or

NOTE: This article is about 20 of my favorite medicinal healing herbs to grow in most garden areas and types of soil. There are 100’s more, though, that I just couldn’t include because of space. Enjoy this rundown of 20 of my favorites. Have you ever wondered which medicinal herbs are the best on

Today we draw the attention of our readers to a press release issued by the Ministry of Health and Family Welfare as recently as on December 10, 2013, regarding documentation of certain medicinal h…

In Hinduism, a Tulsi plant is not just considered a plant, it has a special significance in the scriptures of the religion. Tulsi, as is believed, is ...

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Let’s get ready to get wild. Did you know that by 2050, it’s estimated that nearly 70 percent of the global population will live in cities? That means urban agriculture, ecosystems and foraging are all worth exploring. Urban foraging, a modern “gathering” rooted in ancestral traditions, is believed to have a plethora o

Tulsi has a long history as part of the Ayervedic tradition and is also widely cultivated for its reputed spiritual and medicinal properties. Before using tulsi or any medicinal herb, talk to your doctor.

Medicinal flowers are a great way to grow homemade herbal medicine, all while brightening up your garden space with colorful blossoms. Flowers are a beautiful addition to any garden, but some do more than please

This blend is helpful for promoting relaxation throughout the day, as the herbs aren’t sedating and, instead, typically increase alertness. Tulsi, gotu kola, and milky oats are classic nerve tonics for assuaging anxiety, stress, and forgetfulness. Lemon verbena adds a splash of citrusy flavor and is a traditional remedy for imparting calm.