Magical Herbs

We have cultivated and appreciated the rose as both a symbol of love and a gentle yet powerful medicine of...

Although apple’s healing properties and uses have gone unnoticed in modern times, the ancient peoples were profoundly aware of the...

Hawthorn is the thorn of the Celtic phrase “By Oak, Ash, and Thorn.” Its association with faerie and as a...

Lavender has enjoyed a long and well-documented place among human civilization as an antiseptic, a protective and love-inducing herb, and...

Wild raspberry caught the eye of early cave dwellers, as evidenced by the remains of raspberry canes found at a...

Found in pre-neolithic dig sites in Great Britain, native to Europe and naturalized through out much of the world including...

While Calendula’s origins are somewhat disputed, there is no question as to how important this garden flower has been in...

For centuries, cannabis has been a popular and, until recently in human history, cheap medicine. It was used in ancient...

Known by many other names before the Christian church dedicated it to Saint John the Baptist, Saint John’s wort has...

Tea tree, also commonly called Melealuca after the first part of its botanical name Melealuca alternifolia, has cured a variety...

Oregon Grape’s history as a medicinal plant in North America, particularly in the Pacific Northwest, is clear and undisputed. Oregon...