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Yarrow: A Warrior Healer
A common wildflower across the United States, yarrow’s white-to-pink flowers are easy to spot in fallow fields and roadsides. The leaves of this medicinal plant ...
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Getting Hipsey with Roses
Last year I started what I hope will expand into a medicinal botanical sanctuary. Besides the classic culinary herbs, rosemary, sage and thyme, which make ...
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Make Friends with Mullein
In the “Back 20” we have a field of uncultivated wildness. I love to wander there in the early morning. The Farmer, my hub, has ...
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Herbal Medicine: the Thread that Connects Us to Nature by Guido Masé
I am an endless optimist. I believe we can have access to the amazing technologies we’ve developed, and stay sustainable, too – but only if ...
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Cacao, Love and the Heart by Guido Masé
Love, death, rebirth – such is the cycle of fertility and renewal. Perhaps none knew this better than the Mesoamerican cultures that dwelled in present-day ...
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Remembering to Listen with Ginkgo
My husband and I took a day off together. A rare thing for us in the summer, since he spends many hours farming and farmer’s-marketing. ...
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An interview with Christopher Hobbs
It was such a natural pleasure to interview Christopher Hobbs this week and pick his brain on some much-debated issues surrounding the chaga mushroom. Author ...
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Stocking Your Own Herbal Apothecary
The key to using natural remedies against common winter-time illnesses is catching initial symptoms and having the right remedy at arm’s length. Recognizing symptoms early ...
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Tulsi Time
Tulsi, aka Sacred Basil, ocimum tenuiflorum has been used for thousands of years for medicine and as part of religious ceremonies in India. Of the ...
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California Poppy: Cup of Gold
This delicate, bright and cheerful plant is not often thought of when one thinks of herbal medicine. Even so its medicine is both gentle and ...
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