The book "Morphological Features and Medicinal Properties of Weeds" offers a comprehensive exploration into the often-overlooked world of medicinal weeds, blending ancient wisdom with modern scientific insight. Inspired by the story of sage Charaka, the book underscores the idea that every weed possesses medicinal value, a notion rooted in the rich heritage of indigenous healthcare systems. It provides detailed descriptions of fifty medicinally significant weeds, covering their morphology, habitat, distribution, and flowering and fruiting times. The book highlights the diverse therapeutic properties of these weeds—including aphrodisiac, diuretic, anthelmintic, astringent, and sedative effects—emphasizing their continued relevance in both rural and urban healthcare. Photographs and clearly defined botanical and medical terms make the content accessible to a wide audience, from the general public to extension workers and students. By bridging traditional knowledge with contemporary research, the book serves as a valuable resource for understanding the critical role of weeds in natural medicine, and answers the demand for accessible information in English on this important topic.