You won’t find any miracle powders or influencer detox plans here—just dirt-under-the-fingernails wisdom from someone who learned healing the long way: in the garden, the kitchen, and the sickroom.

In Grandma’s Garden Remedies, Mama T invites you into a life lived close to the soil, where the medicine cabinet grew on the back porch and the first aid kit lived in the pantry. From chamomile for colicky babies to onion syrup for hacking coughs, she shares the remedies passed down through generations—simple, time-tested, and rooted in reality.

This book isn’t a collection of Pinterest recipes or new-age fluff. It’s a living guide to how real people cared for each other before they could run to the drugstore. Mama T tells the whole story—what worked, what didn’t, and what you absolutely need to watch out for—with her trademark mix of sharp wit, deep care, and practical know-how. You’ll learn how to wildcraft safely, how to build your own pantry first aid kit, and why healing is about rhythm, not rush.

Part memoir, part field guide, part herbal how-to, Grandma’s Garden Remedies is for anyone who’s ready to remember what real self-reliance feels like—and pass it on.

Because the best remedies aren’t lost. They’re just waiting to be dug up again.