DIY Curtain Holdback
Posted on11 Jul 2013
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Items needed for the DIY Curtain Holdback: Door Plate of choice Door Knob of choice (must have threaded type for screw) 2 […]
Plantain: Herbs We Love For Summer
Posted on07 Jul 2013
When I was a little girl, my parents, unlike our neighbors with their perfectly smooth “chem lawns,” never applied pesticides or weed […]
Nourishing Weedy Tea
Posted on22 May 2013
Herbalists have an eye for beauty and worth, seeing usefulness inside what others consider useless. Often reviled plants like nettles, dandelions, burdock, […]
On The Road
Posted on23 Mar 2013
We are packing up our cameras and notebooks and heading out on the road to bring you exclusive interviews and personal stories […]
Flowers For The Home
Posted on22 Mar 2013
Flowers in the foyer, fresh lemons in the kitchen and plants, well…everywhere else! They say that the kitchen is the heart of […]
Tea Time Before Bedtime
Posted on20 Mar 2013
Children of all ages love to have tea. They love the ceremony that having tea provokes. It can be a time to […]
Spring Tonics
Posted on20 Mar 2013
Despite the snowy view from our windows, it’s the official first day of spring, the Equinox, so called because the earth’s tilt […]
Scientists in the Making
Posted on19 Mar 2013
Hypothesis hy-poth-e-sis (hahy-poth-uh-sis) Plural: Hypotheses (seez) Definition: A proposition or set of propositions, set forth as an explanation for the occurrence of […]
Brighten Up For Spring
Posted on14 Mar 2013
I do believe home is built around the table and that is why I delight in all the ways to decorate it. […]
Hands in the Dirt
Posted on14 Mar 2013
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The glory of gardening: hands in the dirt, head in the sun, heart with nature. To nurture a garden is to feed […]
Signs Of Spring
Posted on13 Mar 2013
I had the most wonderful surprise on my afternoon walk yesterday. The snow is melting, the breeze is warming and the flowers […]
See The Flowers
Posted on08 Mar 2013
I often have to pause and ask myself, what are my eyes fixed upon? It is usually a pretty straightforward answer. Being […]
Cup in Hand
Posted on04 Mar 2013
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What goes through your mind at the mention of tea? I used to think Lipton and I’m not kidding! Preferring coffee over […]
What is a Weed? Finding Appreciation
Posted on09 Jan 2013
By Kerry Maegan Hughes-Rico, M.Sc. – Herbalist and Ethnobotanist What is a weed? There was a time in my life when weeds […]
Hawthorn Tea for the Winter Heart
Posted on20 Dec 2012
Tagsrecipes
The trees are bare, the leaves are raked, and the gardens are tucked in for a long winter’s nap. But the pink […]
Buckwheat Pasta with Spinach Pesto
Posted on17 Dec 2012
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Take your fresh pesto (from this recipe) and make it into a tasty dish with buckwheat pasta, cooked greens and a sprinkling […]
Delicious Beet Greens and Spinach Pesto Recipe
Posted on17 Dec 2012
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Do you find yourself with a lot of spinach in your garden? Maybe you like to grow beets too. This is one […]
Holiday Gift Guide: Natural Gifts for Kids
Posted on04 Dec 2012
We are wrapping up our Holiday Gift Guide Marathon with natural gifts for kids, a whimsical selection of outdoor and play things […]
Holiday Gift Guide: Hostess Gift Ideas
Posted on28 Nov 2012
Tagsholiday
Looking for a creative gift to bring to your next holiday get together? We have a lovely display of hostess gift ideas […]
Holiday Gift Guide for Him: Herbalist Gifts
Posted on27 Nov 2012
Tagsholiday
When it comes to finding gifts for men, isn’t that where everyone gets stuck? So this year, we’ve gathered some of the […]
Holiday Gift Guide for Her
Posted on26 Nov 2012
Tagsholiday
For the all-natural woman on your holiday list this year, shop local, shop organic, but above all, shop smart. She’ll appreciate a thoughtful […]
Homemade Pumpkin Soup Recipe
Posted on16 Oct 2012
This weekend, the students and staff cozied up at the Herbal Cottage with tea and soup as we talked through the nervous […]
Urban Moonshine on Finding Joy
Posted on08 Oct 2012
This last week Jovial King, founder and CEO of Urban Moonshine, came to visit the Herbal Academy of New England to teach […]
Eating Nutritiously
Posted on20 Sep 2012
When we think about nutrition, it’s important to begin by accepting people’s preferences and acknowledging that dietary practices are often based in […]
Plantain For Bee Stings
Posted on27 Jul 2012
By Nina Katz – Herbalist After gathering oodles of wild amaranth, purslane, lamb’s quarters, and gallant weed (galinsoga), Barbara and I headed […]
Brie Wrapped in Grape Leaf Appetizer
Posted on27 Jul 2012
Brie wrapped in grape leaves is a delicious appetizer. We hope you’ll enjoy this simple recipe below!
Stinging Nettle
Posted on08 Jul 2012
What plant has the highest amount of protein, by weight, of any plant? Hint: it’s not a bean, lentil, or pea, and you […]
Yarrow: The Plant That Made Achilles Invincible
Posted on07 Jul 2012
Yesterday, we harvested our first yarrow of the season. Yarrow is one of my favorite plants, and its uses are legion. It […]
Borage – The “Heart Comforting” Herb
Posted on07 Jul 2012
The topic of the day is borage! Botanical name: Borago officinalis. I have taken pictures of the borage plants growing in the […]
Wild Edibles Have More Nutrients
Posted on01 Jun 2012
Wild edibles have more nutrients, and particularly more minerals than the tamer stuff of supermarkets. They let us taste the seasons in […]
