🌿 21 Reasons You Should Grow Pigweed in Your Garden

• Young leaves: Cook like spinach.
• Mature seeds: Toast, grind, or cook like grains.
• Leaves & stems: Use in green juices or smoothies.
• Dry for tea or powder into supplement blends.

🌱 Final Thoughts

Pigweed might not win any beauty contests in the garden, but it’s one of the most useful “weeds” you’ll ever meet. It’s free, tough, nutritious, and medicinal—making it a perfect plant for sustainable gardens and homestead living.

Next time you see pigweed—let it grow! Your body and your soil will thank you.