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Yellow dock (Rumex crispus) will take root nearly anywhere and is one that gardeners find hard to get rid of. It will continue to grow even when cut, mowed over, or mistreated. This “problem pl … read more

Summertime for many folks means travel. While trips may look a little different this year, we wanted to take one thing off your plate for travel plans.  With our brand-new travel category, y … read more

We often hear from folks who set out to learn about herbs and get overwhelmed. It can feel like learning a new language. There are words that you may feel like you *should* know. But it doesn't … read more

Brought over by colonists, this herb has spread nationwide and is one we’re sure you’ve seen!  It's an incredibly hardy plant with over 200 varieties.  You'll find mullein growing in some of … read more

Q: Why are your formulas made with glycerine?A: If done correctly glycerine (aka glycerin) pulls out more water soluble constituents than grain alcohol and more than just water and allows for a v … read more

Feeling sluggish? Looking for something to help you wean off coffee or sugar? Need a little energy boost this summer? Look no farther, N R G may be just the thing to help.This month we are giving y … read more

Oatstraw is the stem from which the popular grain oatmeal grows.  It is harvested during the "milky oat" stage while still green. The grain is separated and the stem, seeds, and leaves are used f … read more

Q: What Vitamins & Minerals Are In Common Herbs?A: Here is an idea of the vitamins & minerals in many common herbs:VITAMIN AEnhances immunity, prevents eye problems and skin disorders. Important … read more

Mother's Day is right around the corner.  To celebrate this day, we wanted to share a unique herb with you.  On occasion, the name of an herb also reflects a bit about its medicinal benefits … read more