Ancient herbs are finding their way into everyday kitchens with healing leaves like gurmar (the sugar destroyer) methi, kadi ...

Growing your own kitchen herbs is simple and rewarding for fresh flavours. It offers health benefits and eco-friendly ...

African balm leaves have long been recognized for their healing properties, being used in traditional medicine for centuries ...

Rue (Ruta graveolens is a species with distinct visual appeal, possessing softly lobed blue-green foliage and yellow flowers.

Gurmar, or Gymnema sylvestre, a plant that grows in tropical areas in India, is super effective in managing diabetes—both type 1 and 2. It is packed with antioxidant and anti-inflammatory properties, ...

When thinking about herbs, we may just think of seasoning containers of leaves in our kitchen cabinets used for cooking. If a gardener, it may be the ones you may ...

This use of plants in tinctures and as healing medicine is truly endless and completely natural. Across the world, bushes, herbs, flowers, and barks are used to ease symptoms of pain, anxiety, and ...

Conflict has sown trauma in the western region of Colombia. Doctors Without Borders is working with local healers and health ...

Enhance your garden with vibrant, edible flowers! Food Gardening Network suggests incorporating flowering vegetables and ...

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Our Scottish herb gardens are providing a wealth of tasty leaves for the kitchen just now, and this is especially important when leaf crops are ...

While most herbs need at least some direct sunlight in order to grow, if your garden gets minimal sun, there are several ...