Creeping Yellow Woodsorrel – The Protector
This common “weed”, Oxalis corniculata, found in Arkansas, has important medicinal usage reported in the Indian pharmaceutical codex, the Chinese, British and the American pharmacopoeias and in different traditional system of medicines such as Ayurveda, Unani and Siddha. Many recognize this as one of our wild edibles, the sorrels have a delicious lemony flavor. But…
American Alumroot for Wounds
American Alumroot, a wound healing plant, may be closer than you think! This native Arkansas plant is often grown as an ornamental.
Bastard Toadflax – Comandra umbellata
Many useful medicinal and edible plants in Arkansas are underutilized or thought of as just useless weeds, Bastard Toadflax belongs in your kitchen and herbal kit.
Herbal Roundtable in the Wilderness with D’Coda
Herbalists on a 2005 tour of D’Coda’s Ozark Wilderness garden.
