#11 Red Clover
Red clover lowers the risk of cardiovascular diseases and even helps stave off the effects of menopause for women.
#12 Stinging Nettle
This is an evergreen weed with somewhat of a reputation in alternative medicine circles. Stinging nettle is good against urination issues and hay fever.
#13 Wild Garlic
This weed stands out because of its impressive white flowers and delicate shoots. It can serve as an alternative to onions in many delicious dishes. Wild garlic also has antiseptic and antifungal properties.
#14 Wood Sorrel
This Wood Sorrel is distinguishable by its yellow flowers and heart-shaped leaves. Its flowers, leaves, and seedpods are handy if you are looking to cleanse your blood or get relief from disorders of the urinary tract.
#15 Amaranthus
This is wild amaranth, it is an annual weed that blossoms in the summer. Its leaves and seeds come packed with vitamins and minerals that aid growth and development.
#16 Field Pennycress
This weed holds soil firmly together, preventing erosion, leaching of minerals, or even infestation of important plants by other weeds that tend to choke them.
#17 Mugwort
The plant is friendly to the environment, keeping the soil structure around it intact. Its extracts also help in digestive problems.
#18 Kang Kong
Kang Kong is a very common and popular vegetable. It tastes best in salads and you can also stir fry it. This weed is a rich source of magnesium, phosphorous, calcium, manganese, iron, copper, vitamins C and K, and zinc.
