There are many medicinal benefits of rosemary that have been known since ancient times. This herb was used by Greeks, Romans, Egyptians and Jews. Rosemary, mixed with wine, was given to the Queen of Hungary in 16th century as medicine to alleviate her gout. Rosemary is traditionally known as a culinary herb native to the… Continue reading 15 Extraordinary Medicinal Benefits of Rosemary
Rabbits are one of the most popular pets. Many farm owners raise them for a variety of reasons. To keep your animals safe, you should learn which are the toxic and dangerous foods for rabbits. As a herbivore, rabbits mostly feed on hay, grass, and plants. Some types of food can be fed to rabbits… Continue reading Dangerous Foods for Rabbits
The scientific name of Roman chamomile is Chamaemelum Nobile, however, it is commonly called English, Russian or garden chamomile. It is native to western Europe and its the true chamomile. This type of chamomile has as finely divided green gray leaves that resemble that of parsley, being thicker than the leaves of German chamomile. It… Continue reading Roman Chamomile Attracts Beneficial Insects to your Garden
Benefits of Chamomile Tea Reduces Anxiety Most people consume this tea of chamomile because of its calming properties, which reduce stress and anxiety. Chamomile increases melatonin and serotonin, two hormones that alleviate stress. This tea opens up the blood vessels and reduces inflammation, which cause headaches and intense pain if left untreated. It can also… Continue reading Chamomile Tea: 6 Powerful Benefits and 7 Practical Uses
April 22 celebrates Earth Day, as you might have noticed on social media. This year, during the coronavirus pandemic, it seems like the world came to a stop. Images and videos are being shared of how animals are thriving in cities and oceans. This gives people hope, at least they feel like they are quarantined… Continue reading 2020 Celebrates the 50th Anniversary of Earth Day
Nettle is a plant known by several names including nettle leaf, common nettle and stinging nettle. Its botanical name is urtica dioica. Originally, this plant is native to Europe, western North Africa and temperate Asia. But now a days it can be found pretty much anywhere in the world. What is Nettle? There are six… Continue reading Should you Grow Nettle on Purpose?
Black cohosh is one of the best herbal remedies for women. This medicinal plant can treat pre-menopausal and menopausal symptoms, as well as help with fertility issues and induce labor at the end of pregnancy. This herb can also help with vertigo, night sweats, sleep disturbances, nervousness and irritability. Why not grow black cohosh at… Continue reading Grow Black Cohosh to Harvest its Medicinal Roots
