Red clover (Trifolium pratense) is a well-known “weed” commonly found in fields, roadsides, and in yards from May until September. Make red clover tea!

Want to learn how to make red clover tea and how to use red clover tea for healing? Continue reading and find out.

Red clover is a very versatile herb with uses in blood health, hormone health, digestive health and even protecting against certain types of cancer.

Organic Red Clover tea is fruity and floral, traditionally used in herbal medicine for skin health.*

The run down on my Early Spring Tea! Including ingredients and benefits.

Red clover is a herb that many people are not very familiar with. It is a great herb that can be used for various health purposes, but one of the best ways it can be used is in tea. Red clover is made from the dried tops of the flowers from the clover plants. Red clover has a lovely flavour, and it appeals to many peop

You can pluck the flowers with the leaves around the base of the bloom. The blooms provide the delightful flavour and will also bless you with a long list of healing and tonic properties. #wildcraft #herbalism #herbaltea #Tea #natural #herbalremedies

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I want to share with you how RED CLOVER (Trifolium pratense) can help women and estrogen. Yes, this common plant we all try to get rid of in our gardens. This weed can be serious medicine. One fascinating fact about red clover is that it can be an estrogenic adaptogen - by either increasing or decreasing estrogen levels, depending on what your body may need. Red clover contains phytoestrogens - naturally occurring estrogens (isoflavones, coumestrol, a phytoestrogen, more potent than…