Cooling Down with Summer Rose
Posted on13 Aug 2015
In Traditional Chinese Medicine, summer is the season of yang and is associated with the fire element, the Heart, and Small intestine.... Read More
Jewelweed, A Story
Posted on09 Aug 2015
Post written by John Bailey, student in the Intermediate Herbal Course. Who ever knew that herbs and other things that help us... Read More
How to Make an Herb and Flower Drying Screen
Posted on04 Aug 2015
Growing your own medicinal, culinary, or otherwise useful herbs and flowers is a rewarding experience. The act of planting the seeds, nurturing... Read More
7 Herbs to Use for Better Sleep
Posted on03 Aug 2015
I used to be a chronic insomniac. I spent many years experimenting with various herbal supports – the following 7 herbs were... Read More
6 Natural Ways to Deter Insects From Your Herbs
Posted on30 Jul 2015
Herbs tend to be relatively low-maintenance plants, which is one reason they are so popular to grow. They also add to our... Read More
A Simple and Delicious Wildflower Jelly Recipe
As you venture into the world of herbalism and the number of wild edible plants opens up to you, think a bit... Read More
Basic Herbal Support for Pets
Posted on29 Jun 2015
Most of us have a first-aid kit in our homes to treat minor scrapes and burns. But what about our four-legged friends?... Read More
The Organic Medicinal Herb Farmer
It comes as no surprise that a fascination with plants was the driving force behind many an herbalist’s chosen path. And while... Read More
Can Reiki Heal Us? An Alternative Approach in America
Posted on15 Jun 2015
The United States has become a place where people are quick to pop a pill for everything that ails them. There seems... Read More
The Grass Isn’t Greener: Inviting Bees Into Your Yard Â
Posted on10 Jun 2015
For bees and beekeepers, the sight of closely-cropped lawns bordered with rows of non-blooming shrubbery will never garner any votes for, “Yard... Read More
