We, gardeners, if I may count myself as one, often go into rage mode in our gardens. How‘s that looking, you ask? I see a pest, I don‘t go to sleep before I check every square meter of the yard, killing everything on sight. I see a weed, I pull it from the ground, usually with all the useful plants around it. Dirt, saliva and pulled hair are flying all around and nothing can stop me. Nothing. Not even a 50-pound banknote laying on the ground and screaming “Take me now!”.

And this isn‘t a good thing by any means. You see, I found a couple of white hairs last week.

So I decided enough is enough. I took a positive approach and found out which plants I can keep (I will discuss insects in a different post). After all, not all of them are bad. It‘s just me who was not educated on the matter. Until recently.

Did you know that some of the weeds that are cheerfully growing in your backyards have healing qualities? No? You don‘t need to be a professional gardener to know them. Here are some:

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