Agatha is an herbalist and author in Atlanta, Georgia. Her herbal recipe book, The Complete Guide to Adaptogens, is available wherever books are sold. To listen to her podcast or hire her as your personal herbalist, visit Teacup Alchemy.
Last week, we all saw what happens when Inca "helps" in the garden. Argos is much less sinister and much more spoiled rotten. And he smells rotten, too, because he treats...
I am struggling with allergies this year. Really struggling. Last year I dealt with fluid in my ears for a good three months after not having much of a peep...
What does it mean when the label on your packet of herb seeds mentions that they need cold stratification? It sounds like it must be complicated, but it’s really pretty...
Inca is a wicked little cat.She often joins me in the garden, and likes to chase my gloved hands as I pull weeds and pretend that she is hunting gazelles...
Chive blossoms make a simple, elegant herbed butter for the spring and summer table. Read on to discover how to make your own chive butter blossoms. April and May means...
Although the CDC twitter feed is currently heavy on vaccination news and education, with a sprinkling of news about ebola, the other theme that becomes immediately noticeable when you scroll...
I've been looking for some herbal insect repellent recipes to play around with, and Jan Berry, founder of The Nerdy Farm Wife blog, developed an herbal bug spray that I...
Our first day back at Wrens Nest went beautifully! My boyfriend has been wanting to see the garden so he came along and gave me a hand. You can read...
My apologies for being AWOL the last few weeks on the blog! I accepted a new role with The Herbal Academy, and had some general upheaval (all of it wonderful!)...
No, that isn't a typo. Sometimes you need an extract and you need it now!Well, we have yet to develop Insta-Extract Technology, but you can learn how to have one...