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Let's forage for some yarrow and make a styptic powder! Yarrow is an incredibly common plant, so you probably have some around! Sun, part shade, wet, dry, cold, warm, it doesn't really seem to mind! Some people may call it a weed, but I call it free medicine! Some people even call yarrow the "cure-all" plant. Yarrow has many benefits, but today we're focusing on its ability to stop bleeding by making a styptic powder. A great addition to that homestead first aid kit! Here's how to do it: 1) Harv

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Western Yarrow (Achilles Millefolium) The Latin name Achillea comes from the mythical Greek warrior Achilles, who was said to have used this plant to heal soldiers wounded in war.As a beautiful and medicinal perennial and member of the aster family, it is distinguished by its feathery leaves and flowers that bloom in densely arranged clusters.The plant grows to a few feet tall at maturity, spreading by rhizomes to create lovely flowering patches in gardens or fields. And it also smells fabulous!