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Read more: Meadow GarlicA perennial leafy survivor that thrives in grassy areas and produces edible flowering bulbs.
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Read more: DandelionA common yard “weed” with an iconic yellow flower and puffy white seed heads, every part of the dandelion has a wealth of medicinal benefits.
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Read more: RosemaryThis aromatic evergreen shrub is currently being researched for its potential benefits to alleviate complications caused by obesity and diabetes, inflammation-associated conditions, and neurological deficits.
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Read more: Gotu KolaOften referred to as the “herb of longevity” or “miracle elixir of life,” gotu kola is a staple in traditional Chinese (TCM), Indonesian, and Ayurvedic medicine.
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Read more: ChickweedEdible, nutritious, and medicinal this weed is a springtime favorite of herbalists.
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Read more: PinePine trees are a common tree with a host of medicinal and utilitarian uses. There are seven varieties of pine native to Florida and countless more introduced varieties.
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Read more: PepperweedWell known and used in Cuba for ailments related to the kidneys and respiratory issues.
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Read more: American BeautyberryA beautiful native plant that propagates easily and has numerous beneficial uses for humans and animals alike.
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Read more: Goat’s FootA common tropical creeping vine that grows on the sandy parts of beaches, goat’s foot is salt tolerant and propagates naturally by ocean dispersal (reproduces by sending its seeds, sea beans, floating out by ocean currents).
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Read more: Japanese ThistleWhile it may be a mean looking plant, it is a powerful herbal ally for pollinators, animals, and humans alike.