Rooted in Tradition

The cures your grandmother knew by heart

Medicinal herb starter kits featuring Arkansas-native plants, Choctaw traditional knowledge, and everything you need to grow your own remedies at home.

Seeds. Growing guides. Remedy recipes. Verified research. One kit.

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The Origin

Knowledge that was almost lost

A generation ago, families in Arkansas knew which plants in the backyard could ease a cough, settle a stomach, or bring down a fever. Choctaw grandmothers taught their grandchildren which roots to dig, which leaves to dry, and how to prepare them.

That knowledge is slipping away. Not because it stopped working, but because nobody wrote it down in a form the next generation could use.

Forgotten Cures exists to change that. Each kit packages generations of Indigenous plant wisdom into something you can grow in your own garden, with clear instructions, verified research, and recipes that actually work.

The Kits

Curated for what ails you

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Respiratory Relief

Plants traditionally used to ease congestion, soothe coughs, and support healthy breathing through cold and allergy seasons.

Mullein, Wild Bergamot, Horehound, Elecampane

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Digestive Wellness

Herbs your gut will thank you for. Settle nausea, ease cramps, and support digestion the way people did before pharmacies.

Peppermint, Fennel, Chamomile, Lemon Balm

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Immune Strength

Build resilience naturally. These Arkansas-native plants have been used for centuries to fortify the body against seasonal illness.

Echinacea, Goldenseal, Elderberry, Yarrow

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Every Kit Includes

From seed to remedy, we have you covered

1

Heirloom seeds native to Arkansas

Non-GMO, open-pollinated varieties chosen for the Southern climate and proven medicinal properties.

2

Growing and harvesting guides

When to plant, how to tend, when to harvest, and how to dry and store each herb for maximum potency.

3

Home remedy recipes

Teas, tinctures, salves, and poultices. Practical preparations passed down through Choctaw tradition.

4

Verified research and sources

Every herb's medicinal use backed by published literature, ethnobotanical studies, and traditional documentation.

The earth remembers what we forgot

Forgotten Cures is bringing back the plant knowledge that sustained families for generations. One garden, one remedy, one kit at a time.

Conway, Arkansas. Rooted here.