courtneybrad's video: Wild Geranium an edible yard weed

Wild geranium roots are used to stop bleeding due to the strong astringent properties which tighten tissues. You can use the tops and flowers to add to a salad or even a smoothie. This plant is also called "cranes bill" but doesnt always look like a Cranes bill so I would rather call it Wild Geranium. This plant can some times be confused with Dwarf Larkspur which is a strong medicinal herb that grows under a canopy. Wild Geranium likes full sun and some times spotted shade while Larkspur is a canopy lover for sure. You can use this for wound healing also, but I would consider it much less medicinal than Larkspur due to the toxicity of Larkspur. NOTE: This information is not intended to treat, diagnose, or cure any illness. Please, seek your doctor for medical attention.