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  1. Botany

    What Is Lavender? Plant, Types, Uses & Benefits

    Lavender is more than a pretty plant. Learn about its types, calming effects, everyday uses, and what to know before growing or using it.

    By Natalie Hayes
  2. Botany

    What Is Clary Sage? Benefits, Uses, and More

    Clary sage may help with stress, mood, and menstrual cramps. Here’s what the research says and how to use it safely.

    By Santiago Castro
  3. Gardening

    What Causes White Mold and Is It Dangerous?

    White mold thrives in damp spaces and can affect your health. Learn what causes it, how to identify it, and how to safely remove and prevent it.

    By Caroline Hamdan
  4. Botany

    What Are Miracle Berries and How Do They Work?

    Miracle berries temporarily make sour foods taste sweet. Learn how this West African fruit tricks your taste buds and what it might mean for your health.

    By Lakisha Bolden
  5. Botany

    Is Ginger an Herb? Herb, Rhizome, and Spice Explained

    Ginger is called an herb, spice, and rhizome depending on the context. Here’s what each term means and why they all apply.

    By Kari Gagnon
  6. Edibles

    Is Raw Rhubarb Poisonous? Stalks vs. Leaves Explained

    Rhubarb stalks are safe to eat raw, but the leaves contain toxic oxalic acid. Learn who should be cautious and what to know about pets and frost.

    By Jennifer O'Leary
  7. Edibles

    What Is Anise Seed? Flavor, Uses, and Benefits

    Anise seed brings a mild licorice flavor to cooking and may support digestion and hormonal comfort. Here’s what the research actually shows.

    By Charlotte Rauch
  8. Botany

    What Is Sheep Sorrel? Identification, Uses & Safety

    Sheep sorrel is a tart, edible wild plant with a long history of culinary and herbal use. Learn how to identify it, eat it safely, and manage it in your garden.

    By Kara L. Goldstein
  9. Botany

    What Is Spikenard Oil? Benefits, Uses, and History

    Spikenard oil has been used for centuries in medicine and ritual. Learn what it is, what it smells like, and how to use it safely today.

    By Natalie Hayes
  10. Botany

    What Plants Are Poisonous to Touch, Eat, or Grow

    Some common plants are more dangerous than they look. Learn which ones to avoid at home, in the garden, and out in the wild.

    By Danielle Parker
  11. Botany

    Is Heroin a Plant? The Opium Poppy Explained

    Heroin starts as a plant, but it takes lab chemistry to get there. Learn how the opium poppy becomes one of the world’s most controlled substances.

    By Jessica Bell
  12. Botany

    Is Sage an Herb? Uses, Benefits, and Safety

    Sage is a versatile herb used in cooking and traditional medicine. Learn about its flavors, health benefits, safety considerations, and how to grow it at home.

    By Charlotte Rauch
  13. Botany

    What Is a Hawthorn? Plant, Uses, and Benefits

    Hawthorn is a thorny shrub with edible berries, wildlife value, and a long history as an herbal supplement for heart health.

    By Kara L. Goldstein
  14. Botany

    What Is CBG Flower? Benefits, Effects & More

    CBG flower comes from the same plant as CBD but works differently in the body. Learn what it does, its potential benefits, and how to choose a quality product.

    By Santiago Castro