Herbalism: Growing Top Medicinal Plants [Certificate]

Growing your own herbal medicine deepens that connection to your own health as well as to the healing plants. It allows you to truly get to know the plants. It also gives you the finest quality herbs. Whether using fresh or making your very own herbal medicine preparations, you will never find better. Best of all, you will have quick and easy access to medicinal plants when you need them.

With the course “Herbalism: Growing Top Medicinal Plants” and the author Elizabeth Heck to help you, medicinal herbs are quite easy to grow, so no worries if this is your first try at growing plants. Your garden can be as large or small as you like. You can even grow medicinal plants in containers on a deck, patio, or even a sunny windowsill.

Herbalism: Growing Top Medicinal Plants [Certificate] – Course Content

Many of the medicinal herbs covered in this Herbalism Course will be familiar to you. Some are the very culinary herbs you use in cooking such as basil, thyme, oregano and garlic. Some of them have been used as ornamentals in flower beds like calendula and purple coneflower.

These herbs in this course were selected primarily for their ease of growth and for their safety. Each of the herbs also have a multitude of medicinal uses so you will be well supplied for a wide variety of ailments. Grow a few or try them all!

While much of the course focuses on each of the plant’s preferred growing conditions and medicinal uses, a good portion of the course covers herbal gardening basics. This includes site selection, types of gardens, caring for the soil, purchasing seeds, growing tips, when to harvest, and how to save seeds for the following year’s garden.

The course comprises 41 lectures and covers topics such as:

Planting a Theme Garden
How to Decide What to Plant
Purchasing Seeds and Plants
Lavender – The Most Aromatic Medicinal Plant
Bee Balm – For Medicine and Pollinators
Rosemary – For Memory and Concentration
Sage – For Cooking as Well as Medicine
Thyme – Great Antibacterial and Antispetic
Basil – More than a Culinary Herb
Tulsi – The Historical Medicinal
Garlic – An Herbalists Favorite
Cayenne – The Firey Remedy
Chamomile – Gentle Yet Effective
Lady’s Mantle – Women’s Herb
Valerian – Excellent for Tension, Pain and Insomnia
Hops – More than a Beer Ingredient
Mint – Familiar Peppermint and Spearmint
Lemon Balm – Delicious Taste and Aroma
Marshmallow – The Soothing Herb
Planting the Seeds and Plants
The Basics of Weed Control
Managing Pests in the Garden
And much more …

Summary of Course Main Features

Instructor: Elizabeth Heck – Top Qualified Herbalism Instructor on Udem
On-Demand Video: 2.5 hours
Lectures: 41
Articles: 6
Downloadable resource: 1
Includes:
- 30-Day Money-Back Guarantee
- Full lifetime access
- Access on mobile and TV
- Certificate of Completion