Queen of the Meadow

What is the Queen of the Meadow? Often referred to as meadowsweet or queen-of-the-meadow, this huge, upright perennial forms clumps and usually reaches 3–4 feet (less commonly, up to 6 feet) tall. In early to mid-summer, it produces fragrant, creamy white panicles (4-6 inches) of branching, terminal astilbe-like blooms. Native to Europe, the queen of the meadow is highly valued as a pollinator in certain regions. Surprisingly, people have long utilized the plant to produce a variety of colors. The plant produces yellow dye from its top, blue dye from its leaves, and black dye from its roots. How do I use Queen of the Meadow? Take 6–12 drops under the tongue, in juice or water, or as needed. You can take it up to three times a day. Give it a thorough shake. Keep it in a cool, dark location. Queen of the Meadow benefits: It's difficult to top meadowsweet herb as a digestive aid. It lowers acidity while calming and protecting the stomach lining and digestive system mucous membranes. According to studies, meadowsweet may also stop lesions from forming in the stomach and help chronic ulcers heal. ◉ Helps Ease Joint Pain: Products containing meadowsweet herb are advised for those with…