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Susun Weed and her granddaughter, Monica Jean, teach us about Plantain, the "Band-Aid" plant.

Susun goes on a weed walk in a vacant lot and shows us St Joans wort (hypericum perforatum), purple loose strife, cronewort aka mugwort (artemisia vulgaris), sumac, queen annes lace and more. She talks about some uses of these "weeds".

Susun shows us plants we can find in our backyards, such as oxalis, echinacea, motherwort, yellow dock, wild carrot. Oxalis aka wood sorrel, which looks like clover. It is rich in vitamin c and is great to eat in salads.

Susun and Monica Jean make a ragweed (ambrosia artemisifolia) tincture to help counter the effects of pollen allergies..

Susun and her granddaughter, Monica Jean demonstrate making a nourishing herbal infusion using stinging nettle.
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Susun talks about Mullein harvesting. The flowers in oil are good for ear aches. Stalk and root contain a very mild sedative.

Susun and her granddaughter, Monica Jean demonstrate making violet honey and prepare to make dandelion vinegar. Violet honey is great to make your skin soft.

Susun Weed and granddaughter, Monica Jean go foraging on a wild weed walk. They discover Skunk Cabbage, Stinging Nettles, and Mustard Greens.
Green Blessings Everywhere!

Fill glass jar with fresh violet flowers, slowly pour honey, and let sit for 3-6 weeks. Great for burns, bruises, and sore throat.

Susun and Monica Jean tell us about the rarely and specially used herb, wild ginger.