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You see weeds with purple flowers in your garden. Here's how to identify them so you can decide whether to pull them or let them grow.
Marla Herrington
Benefits Of Drinking Dandelion Tea
Beverly Brinkman
Foraging for purple deadnettle (lamium purpureum) for use as a tea.
Chuck Leubecker
These three common mints are abundant in yards, gardens, fallow fields, and disturbed soil all across the US. All being of similar size and overall shape, with almost identical little purple irregular flowers, they are often confused with each other. To help you get to know their unique features, I've created a video to show you some simple characteristics to look for to tell them apart and laid out the details in this post. You can check out the video on our facebook page: https://www
Emily Hotchkin
How to make dandelion tea with flowers, leaves, or roots.
Carrie Zrodlowski
Making tea is one of the most delicious ways to enjoy purple dead nettle. This powerful plant packs a mean antioxidant punch, with a lip-smacking dose of vitamin C and an earthy aroma you can’t help but relish. Read on for a step-by-step guide to brewing purple dead nettle tea at home, including alternative options for those who prefer iced or loose-leaf tea.
Hollow
Violet Tea is a beautiful, refreshing, & medicinal spring drink. Make this wild violet tea recipe with flowers picked right in your backyard!
Tina Langseth
Purple dead nettle is a common wild weed that’s both edible and medicinal. Unlike stinging nettle, dead nettle has no “sting,” and it’s easy to harvest for use fresh, …
Candance Simmons
Uncover the secrets to brewing the perfect cup of dandelion tea. Try our dandelion tea recipe and savor the soothing essence of this herbal beverage.
Creative Homemaking