Medicinal Plant Learning Center
Most herbal information online comes from people who resell herbs they've never grown. This page is different. We grow, wildcraft, harvest, and process these plants ourselves in South Alabama. What's here comes from working with the plants directly, not from repackaging what someone else wrote.
Start Here
- Using Herbs Confidently: A Practical Starter Guide, how to start with herbs, what to expect, and when to call the doctor
- How to Use Moringa (Powder, Leaf, and Daily Use)
- What Is Mullein, and Why Are People Using It for Lung Health?
- How Moringa Is Grown in Alabama
- Mullein Leaf: Benefits, Uses & How to Use It
These are good places to start if you're just getting familiar with what we grow.
Plants We Work With
Mullein
One of the most trusted herbs for lung and breathing support in traditional medicine. We wildcraft mullein from our own land and the ground around it here in Alabama. We have never planted it, it comes up on its own. Tinctures, dried leaf, and blends.
- Mullein Leaf: Benefits, Uses & How to Brew It
- What Is Mullein? (Greg's field notes)
- Shop mullein products
Moringa
The most nutrient-dense plant we grow. We have grown moringa in Opp since 2015, on the farm we started in 2011. Learn how we grow it, how to use it, and what to look for when buying.
Sweet Gum (Shikimic Acid)
A tree most Southerners grew up cursing in the yard turns out to be one of the richest natural sources of shikimic acid in North America. We harvest and process it from our own land.
Turmeric
We have grown turmeric on the farm and processed it into capsule and powder form. It is a crowded market and we do not try to compete on price.
Targeted Herbal Blends
Sniffle Season Tea
Herbs with a long history of use for nasal and sinus health, put together as a daily-use tea. This one used to be called Sinus Support Tea.
Chest Tea
Plants traditionally used for breathing ease and lung and throat health. Mullein-based blend with supporting herbs. This one used to be called Bronchial Support Tea.
Several of our products changed names in 2026. Here is the full list.
How We Think About Herbal Knowledge
Plants are powerful, but they're not pharmaceuticals. They work gradually, they interact differently with each person, and they require consistency. We're farmers and herbalists, not doctors. Everything here is grounded in real-world use on this farm, not theory pulled from somewhere else.
We'll tell you what a plant does, how we grow it, and how to actually use it. We'll also tell you when it's time to call a doctor. That's the deal.