As mentioned already, you can use a hand trowel or spade (depending on the size of the nettle patch) to lift and remove as much of the root system of common stinging nettles as possible.

It runs thus:—“This fluid [of the stinging-gland of the stinging-nettle] is generally conjectured to be formic acid—a view based on the fact that this acid can be obtained from the nettle ...

From broad-leaved dock to common ragwort, giant hogweed to spear thistle, certain types of plants could land you in trouble ...

Nettle or dock pudding is considered one of the earliest known recipes from ancient Britain. Made from stinging nettle leaves ...

Foraged for its medicinal properties, especially by naturalists treating poison ivy or stinging nettle, orange jewelweed (Impatiens ... However, when removing from dry soil, ensure the entire root is ...

We put it down to a thorn or a nettle. A few days later, the tingling sensation began to spread up Cecilia’s arm. Unable to get a face to face doctor’s appointment, we were told that Cecilia ...

Seasonal allergies can be difficult to manage. Common treatments typically include over-the-counter drugs, but natural antihistamines can also be a great option. Examples include butterbur ...

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The root is what’s used for this plant; you wash the root and whittle the bark off with a knife.” Stinging nettle, she noted, also has many uses. Stinging nettle (Urtica dioica) is edible ...

My previous relationship with dock centered on trying to pull it from garden beds, then breaking it off at the root and having ... It isn’t a stinging nettle, so you don’t need to be afraid ...

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