Goose grass, often called cleavers or Galium aparine, is a common herb all around the globe, yet its traditional medicinal uses are anything from mundane. Adding goose grass to your herbal medicine arsenal may be quite beneficial due to its reputation for detoxifying and its capacity to heal a range of diseases. Read on for detailed instructions on preparing and using goose grass for a variety of health issues.
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1. How to Identify and Collect
How to Spot Goose Grass: The distinctive features of goose grass include long, skinny stems, little blooms with a greenish-white hue, and tiny hairs that resemble hooks and enable the plant to adhere to upholstery and fur. See this goose grass identification guide for more specific instructions.
When to Harvest: Spring is ideal for harvesting goose grass since that's when the shoots are young and delicate, just before they bloom.
