From cambium to cones, pine trees are an excellent food source. And unlike many other wild plants, you can eat pine trees all year long. I think I’ve always loved pine trees. I remember, as a child, visiting my grandmother and climbing a particularly tall one in her backyard. From time to time, she would have us grandkids rake up
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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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The health benefits of elderberry include boosting immunity, as well as antioxidant, antimicrobial, and anti-inflammatory superpowers! Image by Avia5 from Pixabay Elderberry: Safe, Natural, and Powerful Are you looking for a safe, natural medicine to use this cold and flu season? Elderberry won’t disappoint. It’s been used throughout human history, even being planted at the edges of gardens to act
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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
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Making medicines is easier and safer when you use a good labeling system from start to finish. Here’s how to label homemade herbal medicines. How to Label Homemade Herbal Medicines and Why You Should I’ve been growing most of my own culinary, tea, and medicinal herbs for several years now. But I remember the first year my herb garden really
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Delicious herbal medicines? It’s possible with electuaries! Use these 13+ tips to make an electuary that pleases even the pickiest palate. Image by adamkontor from Pixabay Kids can be pretty picky about taking herbal medicines. If it tastes bitter or strange, they don’t want anything to do with it. Some herbs can be tough for adults to ingest, too. Before
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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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