Golden rod tincture

The goldenrod plant, also known as solidago, blooms in the late summer and early fall with yellow flowers, and is also edible and medicinal.

The bright yellow plant has medicinal properties that you ought to know about. Here are 10 health benefits of goldenrod...

Goldenrod or Golden Rod is a flowering herbaceous perennial that is part of the genus Solidago.

Learn how to dry goldenrod, and preserve these wonderful plants for herbal and culinary purposes, to use throughout the seasons.

Foraging and Using Goldenrod to Make Tincture, Tea, Oil & Salve. The tincture and tea can be used to treat kidney stones, allergies and colds, while the oil and salve can be used for muscle aches & pains.

Just before we enjoy the beautiful colors of fall foliage, the land gives us its last summer show. Wildflowers like ironweed, Joe Pye weed, and goldenrod bloom in abundance. In some, we can find more than just beauty. Goldenrod is a wonderful medicinal herb that's best harvested while in bloom. Medicinal Usage Goldenrod was first

Many don't know the difference between goldenrod and ragweed, blaming ragweed for allergies. Here's what to know about goldenrod vs ragweed.

Learn how to make goldenrod honey. This is an infused herbal honey recipe where the benefits of both raw honey and goldenrod can shine through.

Foraging for and using goldenrod in tinctures, teas, honey infusions and salves. Recipes include

Goldenrod, Solidago, Golden Dagger! Learn more about this sinus allergy helper, and try these goldenrod recipes and remedies for yourself.