Echinacea
The first-sign-of-a-cold herb. Traditionally taken as a tea to support the immune system early.
The plants traditionally reached for at the first sniffle — what each does, and how to keep them in your backyard.
The first-sign-of-a-cold herb. Traditionally taken as a tea to support the immune system early.
Cooked berries make a classic winter syrup. Rich, dark, and a folk staple for the cold season.
A traditional "break a fever by sweating it out" tea, and a field first-aid plant for small cuts.
Soothing inside and out — a gentle tea and the base of skin-healing salves.
Echinacea, yarrow and calendula are all in the Medicinal Garden Kit — non-GMO seeds plus Nicole Apelian's remedy guide, the shortcut to a backyard immune shelf.
Ten medicinal herbs and the simplest way to turn each into a tea, salve or tincture — one printable guide. We'll email it to you.