The perfect herb for making topical ointments for gardeners' achy hands and sore backs, Meadow Arnica is a medicinally interchangeable substitute for Mountain Arnica, which only grows well at high altitudes.

2020年11月15日 · Arnica is a perennial herb that produces yellow-orange, daisy-like blooms in late spring and early summer. Before you decide to grow arnica or use the herb medicinally, there are a number of things you should know.

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2024年3月23日 · These seeds require light to germinate, so sow them on the surface or just barely covered with potting soil. Set the seed tray in a warm spot with bright, indirect light. Germination is slow – seeds will germinate in three to four weeks.

Native across temperate North America, we love Arnica for her extraordinary herbal qualities and for her unfailing cheer in the garden. Medicinally comparable to Arnica montana, Arnica chamissonis is less elevation-dependent and is abundant with multitudes of 8-inch flower stalks.

Planting Seeds. Plant arnica in early to late spring depending on how warm it gets in your zone. Plant arnica when the soil temperature is a consistent 55°F or more. You can also start plants indoors to let the arnica plant get established until all risk of frost has passed. To plant seeds, gently press them into the soil or soilless starting mix.

Mountain Arnica, or Arnica Montana, is a member of the Aster family, Asteraceae. It's a perennial down to zone 5, but can be grown as an annual everywhere else. It thrives in many different environments, including poor soil conditions, but prefers to have lots of sunshine and a decent amount of moisture in the soil.

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