Medicinal Plants
This spiky plant is famous for treating sunburns.
What is aloe vera?
This herb is often used to calm anxiety and help with sleep.
What is chamomile?
This orange root vegetable is high in beta carotene.
What is a carrot?
Scent from this citrus fruit is used to boost energy and mood.
What is the orange?
These plants open and close depending on sunlight.
What are sunflowers?
This plant's leaves are used in teas to ease cold symptoms and sore throat
What is eucalyptus?
A common kitchen herb, this plant can help with indigestion.
What is peppermint?
Leafy green rich in iron and folate, good for pregnant patients
What is spinach?
This essential oil is known for relieving headaches.
What is peppermint oil?
This small, fragrant plant is often used to flavor pasta and grows well in kitchen gardens.
What is basil?
The bark of this tree is used in aspirin.
What is willow?
This purple flower is known for reducing stress and promoting relaxation
What is lavender?
This seed is high in omega- 3s and fiber and is often added to smoothies.
What is chia seed?
This floral scent is often used to treat anxiety and insomnia.
What is jasmine?
This climbing plant wraps around and supports as it grows.
What is a vine?
This yellow flower is known for its anti- inflammatory properties in skincare.
What is calendula?
Often taken in capsule or tea form, this root may help boost the immune system.
What is echinacea?
Cruciferous veggie that may help fight cancer.
What is broccoli?
found in curry, this spice also reduces inflammation.
What is turmeric?
This type of garden is designed specifically to promote healing.
What is a therapeutic or healing garden?
Used in traditional medicine, this plant may help regulate blood sugar.
What is bitter melon?
This strong- smelling herb may help improve memory and focus.
What is rosemary?
This legume in rich in protein and often used in vegetarian diets.
What is lentil?
This woodsy scent is grounding and used in meditation.
What is sandalwood?
This plant is known for moving its leaves in response to touch, giving it the nickname "sensitive plant".
What is Mimosa pudica?