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Featured – July 17, 2019

00031 - Home's Bounty (Oxeye Daisy)

Leaves and shoots, chopped in salads, but pungent. Use sparingly. The roots, early in the spring, can be eaten raw. The flowers too, can be eaten, but apparently palatability can vary.

Plants Edible Medicinal Homestead

Featured – July 16, 2019

00030 - Home's Bounty (Cow Vetch)

It's called that in part because of the look of the flower, with all flowering bodies on one side mimicking the look of a scrub brush, but also apparently because a tea made from this plant will clear out your system.

Plants Edible Medicinal Homestead

Featured – July 15, 2019

00029 - Home's Bounty (Musk Mallow)

The Musk Mallow is edible. The leaves, flowers, and seeds are all edible and mild. It grows pretty wild on our property in many places within our field.

Homestead Plants Edible

Featured – July 14, 2019

00028 - Home's Bounty (St. John's Wort)

St. John's Wort. You have probably heard of this one somewhere along the way. It's been used for centuries in different ways but the primary way it's been utilized and accepted for use is mostly around the treatment of mild to moderate depression.

Homestead Plants Medicinal Depression

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