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Wild Herbs - aka Weeds
a natural source of nutrients
Vitamins and Minerals which are necessary for health and wellbeing
Weeds - Woes or wonders?
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Have you ever thought that the weeds that are growing in a particular area are there for a reason and to heal that particular piece of land?
We have noticed that wherever we have seen people spray poison, straight after the poisoning comes the weeds, like Cobblers Pegs, sometimes known as farmers friends for an example.
These weeds have amazing properties and are rich in calcium and many nutrients.
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When we have given those particular areas that have been poisoned a few applications of Rock Powder which is rich in nutrients, there is no longer any need for the weeds to grow there. We have found that within a short time the weeds do no longer grow there. It has shown me that nature knows best and that the weeds are there for a purpose to do their repair to the land.
Many wonderful weeds are a great form of natural food which can be placed in salads and stir frys etc. There are many wonderful weeds that have amazing medicinal properties and can create health and vitality for all.
It seems such a shame for those wonderful weeds to be mowed down or poisoned when they have so much to offer humanity.
You can have your weeds identified by the Herbarium Department in the Botanical Gardens in your Capital State. By accurate identification you will know exactly if they are edible and what they can be used for medicinally.
Some of the “weeds” we use daily at Middle Path include:
This document (www.middlepath.com.au/plant/weeds.php) was last updated on Monday June 16th 2008 || email
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