72.Herbal Books for 2016

In the dark, cold of winter, many plants go dormant, taking time to rest and recover before next year’s growth. This is exactly the break we herbalists need to expand our knowledge. Today, we’re taking about a few of our favorite winter reads for 2016. Gift your favorite to the herbalist sin your life with these wonderful titles.

EXCITING NEWS:

In today’s show, Candace spilled the beans about a new project we’re working on. We know you’ll want to get in on this one, so be sure to listen for details over the upcoming weeks!

This is our last recording for 2016. For the month of December, we’ll be airing a few of our classics, so be sure to tune in to listen again to these great topics.

Lastly, we wanted to remind you that we are Amazon Affiliates, so if you decide to purchase any of the titles we mentioned today (or those in our We Like section), click on the link on our site. If you do that, Amazon will give us a small percentage of their sale at not extra cost to you. It’s a win-win!

Herbs We Mentioned

Ginger
Oats

The Real Herbalism Radio team

Patrick Hunter, Candace Hunter and Sue Sierralupe started The Practical Herbalist website in 2008 as a way to offer usable herbal and homesteading information to the general public. They expanded their outreach by adding Real Herbalism Radio podcast a few years later. They have published a growing number of ebooks on herbs in both fiction and nonfiction formats. Sue and Candace are teachers and public speakers on herbal medicine while Patrick, our tech wizard, helps keep us in line.