12 Therapeutic Plants You Can Grow And Harvest

12 Therapeutic Plants

Home remedies are great to have on hand in case of emergency, especially for boosting your immune system naturally. So, we'd like to recommend some of our favorites. These homemade remedies can also help with mustard plasters and chest congestion. As with any therapeutic herb or drug, we advise using these herbs or remedies under the strict supervision of a trained professional. Now, the best herbs and their uses will be listed below.

1. Lemon balm

A walk outside in the garden, crushing a few leaves in your palm, and smelling the fragrance can help calm frayed nerves if you're feeling anxious.

2. Elecampane

It is an herb that helps with respiratory problems. If you have frequent bronchial symptoms, this can be a great therapeutic plant to grow in your garden.

3. Oregano

Its antimicrobial properties help fight germs, fungi, and viruses, making it one of the best medicinal herbs to cultivate. Also, it is high in antioxidants.

4. Tulsi (Holy Basil)

As an adaptogen, basil is great for boosting energy. It helps to cope with stress and controls stress reactions.

5. Garlic

Even if you don't like their taste, their medicinal benefits are amazing. They help treat almost all diseases and are antimicrobial.

6. Marshmallow or Hollyhock

Slime plants, such as hollyhocks, have a thick, gelatinous substance. It is great for soothing sensitive tissues and relieving sore throats.

7. Peppermint

Both motion sickness and stomach aches respond well to peppermint. It is a very calming herb that makes a great herbal tea or tincture.

8. Yarrow

It is a herb that effectively stops bleeding. If you have kids, sometimes you need them.

9. Dill

You should cultivate fenugreek for medicinal purposes because when chewed, the seed is great for reducing inflammation.

10. Echinacea

Echinacea, one of the most popular herbs, is great for boosting your immune system.

11. Chamomile

Echinacea, one of the most popular herbs, is great for boosting your immune system.

12. Bee balm (bergamot)

Because of its anti-microbial properties, bee balm is sometimes referred to as bergamot or monarda, a wonderful plant. So it is anti-bacterial, anti-viral, and anti-fungal.

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