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This week’s herbs from our apothecary shelf are shatavari and astragalus! These are a couple of slow-acting herbs for long-term work. Their restorative properties take…
Read MoreThis week we have two more herbs from our shelf – rooibos & pleurisy root! We’re working our way along the shelves and giving every…
Read MoreHere we go with some more of the herbs on our apothecary shelves! This week our spotlight is on uva ursi & mugwort. Arctostaphylos uva-ursi,…
Read MoreWe’re turning our attention to all the herbs we keep on the shelves in our apothecary, two at a time, in this ongoing series. (Check…
Read MoreAs herbalism is becoming more popular, the sustainability of plants themselves needs to be a primary focus for all of us. But like all issues…
Read MoreThere are so many medicinal plants! In an effort to pay some more attention to herbs that aren’t quite our favorites, we’re profiling all of…
Read MoreEvery herbalist has their core favorite herbs. Sometimes we lose sight of the vast array of plants we have to work with. In an effort…
Read MoreThis week we’re continuing our review of herbs in our current apothecary, from A to Z by their botanical Latin names. We want to give…
Read MoreHi everyone! We’re back from a brief hiatus, and kicking off a new series on our podcast feed. We’re going to be profiling every one…
Read MoreClimate change affects everyone, and that includes the plants. Medicinal herbs and food plants growing across the world are changing, moving – and sometimes, struggling…
Read MoreThis is #3 in our series on herbalism & climate change! Fires are most devastating where they occur, but the smoke and particulates they release…
Read MoreThis week we continue our series on herbalism & climate change. Flooding causes great devastation, and it also brings many risks. Foremost among these are…
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