Plants That You Must Have In Your Garden

You can have a lovely and beautiful garden with all sorts of flowers and vegetation, but none of them might be beneficial. It would be best if you also had some flowering plants or weeds that are rich in nutrients and have many medicinal properties.

On the upside, some of these plants can survive almost any weather conditions and fill your garden while your other plants start to go bad. Here are five plants you should consider growing in your lawn. You may also visit Whatforme.com to know more about grow gardens.

Dandelions

Dandelions are among the most common and most beneficial weeds. They are usually found on hardpan soils. Their leaves are high in Vitamins A, C and K, and they also have a generous amount of fiber and iron. Their roots and flowers are edible, and also have medicinal properties. They can quickly take over your garden because one plant can produce about a hundred more, which is why you will need to cut the leaves back monthly and make sure they are under control.

Cannabis

You need to make sure that it is legal in your state to grow marijuana. The different types of weed you can grow are Sativa, Indica, or Ruderalis. There are also some hybrids. Each one has many medicinal properties like treating depression, ADHD, mood disorders, as well as relieve headaches, among other things. Regardless of their heights, suitable temperature, water requirements, and other things, they are all reasonably easy to grow. Breed the one that is most suitable for your needs and enjoy its benefits.

Lamb’s Quarters

They look like spinach but are much healthier, tastier, and easier to grow. They can be grown in most environments. They are ridiculously rich in vitamins like A, C, and K, and they also have a significant amount of calcium and magnesium. Their leaves are slightly velvety and have a white powder-like appearance, which makes them look lovely. Their taste, although not for everyone, is an excellent combination of spinach and swiss chard, with a nutty after-taste.

Chickweed

They can be grown very easily and almost everywhere, but are usually found in less fertile soil and garden beds. Chickweeds can be used to make soups or salads because they are highly rich in nutrients. You can also use them as herbal medicine to treat several diseases like psoriasis and get relief from rheumatic pains, among others. The plants require little water. It would help if you also considered mulching to retain moisture in the soil. These plants are far less prone to pests and diseases, compared to others.

Broadleaf Plantain

They are widely available in most cities, and chances are you might've seen a few of these around town. Their leaves have high amounts of calcium and vitamins A, C, and K, making them very nutritious. You can also drink them, by making tea from their leaves, to treat diarrhea and soothe raw internal membranes. Try to cut the greens when they are small because that is when they are the tastiest.