Floral Sleepytime Tea Blend
When the wee-one was still wee, we developed this tea blend to help him nod off. It worked like a...
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9.Herbalism is the Medicine of the People
t’s more than a mantra for practicing herbalists focused on native plant species as is today’s guest, Candice Cook. We’ll talk with her about how she found her way into herbalism, the plants and people who’ve inspired her, and we’ll delve into how her philosophy has gained her valuable insights into the world of plants. For more information on Candice or to contact her, read her blog, Roam and Write.
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Anxiety: Natural Treatment Options
More than 40 million Americans suffer from anxiety disorders. Even those of us who don’t have clinical anxiety struggle with days when worry, anxiety, and general concerns wear us down.
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Herbal Aphrodisiacs, Seriously?
The term aphrodisiac is tossed around a great during the loving month of February....
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Backyard Medicine by Julie Bruton-Seal and Matthew Seal
Best audience for Backyard Medicine: Beginning to experienced Herbalists Candace said: Backyard...
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Oregon Grape History, Folklore, Myth and Magic
Oregon Grape’s history as a medicinal plant in North America, particularly in the Pacific...
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Herbal Teas from Your Backyard to Your Teapot
Garden Herb Lists OSU Mini-College Workshop Sue Sierralupé – Instructor Weeds as Herbs Dandelion...
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Herbal Dyes for Easter Eggs
Children have enjoyed coloring eggs with plants for centuries. This procedure uses easy plants to find in the garden in early spring.
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Hawthorn History, Folklore, Myth and Magic
Hawthorn is the thorn of the Celtic phrase “By Oak, Ash, and Thorn.” Its association...
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