Red Clover (Trifolium Pratense) is so common, yet most people today are completely unaware of its enormous healing potential, and its use as a wild edible. Native to UK, red clover was one of the first known fodder crops grown and used for livestock, and to improve the soil quality.

Yellow Sweet Clover (Melilotus Officinalis), along with other herbs such as Cornflower and Plantain, was known as a ‘glass-breaker’ in times gone by, due to its ability to heal eye problems.

Marshmallow (Althea Officinalis) is originally thought to have been cultivated by the ancient Egyptians who, amongst other uses, made sweets from the plant’s stems, as did the Romans, who mixed the root juice with sugar syrup to make a pre-cursor to the soft, squidgy, pink and …

Alchemilla Vulgaris, commonly known as Lady’s Mantle, is a member of the rose family and is considered one of the most useful herbs for many women’s issues, although men can also derive benefits from using the herb too. It can help anyone with internal bleeding or ruptured organs, including hernias.