Yarrow
The classic field styptic — traditionally pressed onto a small cut to help slow the bleeding.
The backyard first-aid shelf people relied on for centuries — what each plant does for small cuts and scrapes.
The classic field styptic — traditionally pressed onto a small cut to help slow the bleeding.
The healing herb — a salve or wash for scrapes, chapped skin and slow-to-close spots.
Infused oil is mildly antiseptic and calming for minor burns and irritated skin.
The path weed — a crushed fresh leaf is the go-to for insect bites, stings and small scrapes.
Yarrow, calendula and lavender are all in Nicole Apelian's Medicinal Garden Kit — non-GMO seeds plus her remedy guide with the salve recipes.
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.