Not only are the berries edible and medicinal, but they may even be mildly anti-carcinogenic, for reasons that I will cover in this article. In addition, the leaves, branches, and roots are medicinal as well, with benefits to the heart and blood in particular. … More Red Mulberry: An Edible and Medicinal Fruit Tree That Keeps on Giving
In addition to its profligate growth and fecundity, purple deadnettle is both edible and medicinal, with a scope of uses including wound poultice, diarrhea remedy, salad fixing, and bee food. … More Purple Deadnettle: The Cold-Tolerant Medicinal Wild Mint That Bees Love
The most widely known use of rosemary, however, is the one that Shakespeare noted 400 years ago: “There’s rosemary, that’s for remembrance; pray you, love, remember . . . ” (Hamlet, Act IV, Scene V) … More Rosemary: The Herb of Fond Remembrance
Holly possesses real medicinal properties, which were recognized by ancient peoples and which are relevant even in our modern culture of concrete and plastic. … More The Folklore and Medicinal Uses of Holly
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