Bliss Garden

In a world seeking cleaner, healthier alternatives to highly processed beverages, dandelion root coffee is gaining popularity as a caffeine-free, nutrient-rich herbal drink. With its earthy flavor and impressive detoxifying properties, this drink…

Often overlooked as a backyard weed, purple dead nettle (Lamium purpureum) is a powerhouse plant hiding in plain sight. A member of the mint family, this wild herb is packed with antioxidants, anti-inflammatory…

In the heart of the natural world, where wild plants have long been trusted allies of ancient healers, one herb stands tall—literally and figuratively. Meet mullein (Verbascum thapsus), the striking plant crowned with…

In today’s world of processed foods and daily exposure to toxins, it’s more important than ever to turn to natural remedies that nourish, cleanse, and protect. One of the most effective and overlooked…

When most people hear “castor,” they think of castor oil—a popular remedy used for everything from hair growth to constipation. But there’s another powerful part of the castor plant you may be overlooking:…

Garlic mustard (Alliaria petiolata) is often labeled an invasive weed, but don’t be too quick to uproot it. This humble woodland plant has a long-standing place in folk medicine and traditional cuisine. With…

White Deadnettle (Lamium album) is a wild herb often mistaken for stinging nettle, thanks to its similar jagged leaves. But unlike its stingy counterpart, this plant is completely harmless to the touch—and surprisingly…

When most people spot grape hyacinths blooming in early spring, they think of them as beautiful landscaping plants—not potential pantry ingredients. But did you know that certain types of grape hyacinths, specifically Muscari…

Mugwort (Artemisia vulgaris), often called the “dream herb,” has a long history in traditional medicine—and for good reason. From boosting digestion to improving sleep and mental clarity, mugwort is one of the most…