Yarrow uses

Yarrow is an incredibly useful plant! We'll take a look at the many health benefits of yarrow and see why the yarrow plant has been used medicinally for thousands of years.

Yarrow tincture is a simple alcohol extract with a number of uses, both internally and externally. I had the opportunity to test our yarrow's renowned blood-stopping ability first hand, and it does indeed work quickly.

Yarrow is a common wild herb that's useful in both the kitchen and medicine cabinet. This list of yarrow uses covers everything from biscuits and beer to salves, soaps, and tinctures. Yarrow's always seemed magical

All varieties of yarrow can be dried for tea. Learn how to dry yarrow for tea, and preserve your harvest to use throughout the year.

If you have yarrow growing nearby, here's how to make a fresh yarrow tincture that you can have on hand for future use. Also included are 5 ways to use it!

Many of us have used products to soothe and heal our minor cuts and scrapes, but did you know that an herbal salve made with yarrow has been used for centuries to treat wounds and skin irritations? Yarrow salve is a simple, all-natural remedy that can be used to speed up healing, stop bleeding, and reduce itching. In this article, we'll take a look at how to make a yarrow salve, as well as some of its most common uses. Read on to learn how the ancient herb of yarrow can help you and your…

How to properly make and use yarrow as a broad spectrum insect repelling herbal tincture which has a reputation for being stronger than DEET.

Yarrow is an incredibly useful plant! We'll take a look at the many health benefits of yarrow and see why the yarrow plant has been used medicinally for thousands of years.

Get started with herbal skin care with our yarrow salve recipe. Known for its myriad of medicinal benefits, this herbal salve recipe combines the wonders of medicinal flowers with the art of herbalism. A must-try for those looking for natural remedies to nourish the skin. #HomeRemediesToCureCold

Video Lesson: Uses of Oregano in Witchcraft Oregano is typical of Mediterranean Europe, and ancient Romans srepad it throughout their empire (Europe, North Africa and South Asia). Later, Spanish settlers carried its seeds to the Americas and it adapted brilliantly to that climate and land. Oregano has become naturalized in parts of Mexico and the...