Lemon balm is a member of the mint family and is a very medicinal herb that helps with anxiety, insomnia, wounds, herpes, insect bites, flatulence and stomach problems. It also speeds up the healing of cold sores.
Marigolds are a good remedy for sunburn and pimples. This flower, which is often seen as a herb, also soothes the pain of ulcers.
Marigolds are also very good for digestion.
5. Parsley
Parsley is not just a decorative sprig on your plate, it also has very medicinal properties. Parsley also helps against flatulence and bad breath.
For indigestion or flatulence,
peppermint tea is always a good idea. It also works to soothe a headache.
7. Rosemary
Rosemary promotes memory and helps with concentration, improves your mood and stimulates calm breathing.
8. Sage
The Latin name for sage is
Salvia , which means "to heal" and refers to its original use. More medicinal than culinary. Sage helps well with throat infections.
9. Thyme
The main ingredient in thyme is
thym ol and is a very anti-inflammatory. It helps with coughing, digestion and flatulence. Definitely consider using thyme as a medicinal herb.
10. St. John's wort
Many doctors recognize St. John's wort as a help for a depressive feeling. The shiny leaves and yellow flowers are the medicinal parts of the plant.
basil can help with flatulence, loss of appetite, abrasions or if you have a cut.
Even the scent of lavender is said to be calming and relaxing. It also works as a painkiller and when applied to wounds and bruises it also works against inflammation.
Lemon balm in the vegetable garden
