Echinacea
The classic "first sign of a cold" herb. Traditionally taken as a tea to support the immune system at the very start of a sniffle.
Ten backyard herbs, and the simplest way to turn each one into a tea, a salve, or a tincture. Print it, pin it to the shed wall, use it the week your seeds arrive.
The classic "first sign of a cold" herb. Traditionally taken as a tea to support the immune system at the very start of a sniffle.
Gentle enough for the whole family. The bedtime tea for winding down and settling the stomach.
The field first-aid plant. Historically pressed onto small cuts and scrapes to help slow bleeding.
The skin herb โ the base of countless soothing balms for dry or irritated skin.
Aroma for tension and sleep โ a few dried buds go a long way.
Marshmallow root soothes the throat; chicory supports digestion; California poppy is a gentle evening calmer; evening primrose is prized for skin; St. John's Wort has a long folk history for low moods. Grow them together and your bed becomes a year-round apothecary.
The Medicinal Garden Kit gives you non-GMO seeds for every herb above plus Nicole Apelian's full remedy guide โ with free shipping and a 60-day guarantee.
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