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Grow a Medicinal Garden

At The Grow Network, we’re here to support every aspect of your homesteading journey. Whether it’s growing your own food or starting a medicinal garden, we can provide step-by-step guidance for experienced and novice gardeners alike! We know how important it is for you to have access to natural healing products. And, we strive to bring you the best resources available for growing the best vegetables, and herbs that can be offered by Mother Earth herself. Utilize ancient, time-tested knowledge to nurture your health through powerful, medicinal herbs you grow.

You might think that making family medicine at home is intimidating and overwhelming, but The Grow Network can break it down for you. Check out our top resources and our latest blogs below:

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15+ Ways to Use Cleavers—From Dinner to Detox

An annual weed across much of the globe, cleavers are edible and offer numerous medicinal benefits. Here’s how to use cleavers. 15+ Ways to Use Cleavers—From Dinner to Detox Plants are great, right? But you don’t always have time to go out and harvest them. Life gets busy. That’s why, today, I am bringing you a plant that is so

Pokeweed Berries and Greens: Eat Up and Stay Safe

Pokeweed berries and greens are a nutritional powerhouse with medicinal properties—but they can be poisonous. Here’s how to eat and use them safely. American pokeweed is a nutritional powerhouse with medicinal properties, but it must be treated with caution. (Image by efes from Pixabay) Pokeweed Berries and Greens: Eat Up and Stay Safe American pokeweed (Phytolacca americana) is a milestone

Henbit and Purple Deadnettle—The Mischievous Twins

This article is part of a series on weed gardens and identifying and using the plants you’ll often find there. For other articles in the series, please click here. How long does it take for weeds to invade a garden? Not long. But in a weed garden, that’s a good thing! Checking back in on the weed garden, we find

Using Dandelions: 31+ Recipes & Remedies

Edible from root to flower, dandelions possess powerful healing properties. Here’s a guide to using dandelions as both food and medicine. Image by Ajale from Pixabay Using Dandelions: 31+ Recipes & Remedies Dandelions are pretty much the unofficial mascots for foraging and herbal medicine. They can be found on every continent (except Antarctica) and have tremendous value as food and

What to Do With Rose Petals—12 Ideas From the Kitchen to the Boudoir

Wondering what to do with rose petals? Explore their surprising power—from relieving sore throats to easing menstrual cramps—in one of our most popular posts ever! What to Do With Rose Petals—12 Ideas From the Kitchen to the Boudoir The fabled rose—queen of the plant kingdom. While the Wild Roses, Rosa rugosa, are considered the true queen of roses for medicinal

5 Natural Juices to Heal a Sore Throat

Heal your sore throat, nip your cold in the bud, and prevent high fevers by hydrating with these natural juices and teas. Image by phuong hoang thuy from Pixabay Sore throats are a fairly common problem during the winter months. Sore throats are often brought on by sudden changes in weather, by mucus drainage, or as a symptom of a

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There are many different types of plants you can grow in a medicinal garden, and each one requires unique care and maintenance. Cacti and succulents, like aloe vera, need to be in direct sunlight with minimal water. Herbs and flowering plants do best with indirect sunlight and lots of water. Knowing when to water, mist, fertilize, and re-pot is a critical part of ensuring your plants are healthy and potent!

The Grow Network can help you create comprehensive care schedules for the medicinal herbs you grow and provide remedy recipes for 95% + of your most common healthcare needs! Once you start reading our blogs and following our tips, you’ll see how easy it really is to take control of your family’s health by making your own remedies.

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Jean

You know, when I got bit by a recluse about 6 months ago, I watched it turn my arm red, hot and painful from the bite at my wrist all the way to about an inch above my elbow. At that point, I was really concerned about developing sepsis, and tired of the pain lol.

I remembered what Marjory Wildcraft taught about cabbage leaves, and within 2 days every bit fo the bite, pain redness, and swelling was gone. I was so astounded at the wonder of what plants can do. Even before I had dabbled a bit in herbs and eo's but that event left me with a passion to learn and practice herbalism.

I welcome your suggestions and teachings while I manage to save enough to start enrolling in the classes offered here.

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Hi Marjory! I am Maureen from Hillside, NJ. I just had to stop my busyness and drop you a line: Can I just say, that you are just a DELIGHT !!! I try to read everyone of your e-mails with all the wonderful growing tips and other important info, and I love the presentations you create. Thank you so much.

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Dear Marjory, I just want to say with the greatest of gratitude and admiration: THANK YOU! You have produced something truly powerful and, in my humble opinion, beneficial and good not only for people like myself but for our life-giving home. Your practical but sincere respect for all things living in your background was inspiring. Many blessings and gratitude from me. I am so encouraged by your gentle, decisive teaching. I can do this!

Peter Arena

I am so proud to be a part of this group because I believe we are being lied to, scammed, and being fed “poison” through our foods. I am very grateful to have you bringing this information.