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Author: Agatha Noveille

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.
The herbal history of tulip poplar
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The herbal history of tulip poplar

Agatha NoveilleJune 11, 2014June 22, 2022
Tulip Poplar, Tulipifera liriodendron, is one of the most beautiful trees of the southeast. It blooms with yellow and orange tulip-shaped flowers in May. The trees grow very tall and straight...
Drink herbal teas for extra nutrition
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Drink herbal teas for extra nutrition

Agatha NoveilleJune 7, 2014May 3, 2022
This month's post at The Survival Mom talks about using herbal teas for extra nutrition. Herbs like violet, nettles, and oatstraw offer a natural boost of vitamins and minerals.  Here's...
An herbalist’s guide to the uses of plantain
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An herbalist’s guide to the uses of plantain

Agatha NoveilleJune 4, 2014February 3, 2022
In the southern states, May and June are the perfect months to learn about the herbal uses of plantain because that's when this herb is abundant and at the peak...
An herbalist’s first aid kit guest blog
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An herbalist’s first aid kit guest blog

Agatha NoveilleMay 6, 2014December 9, 2022
I am very excited to be part of the new writing team over at Lisa Bedford's blog, The Survival Mom. If you click here, you can read a bit about...
Quick and easy violet syrup tutorial
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Quick and easy violet syrup tutorial

Agatha NoveilleApril 11, 2014May 2, 2022
Violet syrup is a staple in my herbal pantry. Here's a very easy leaf and flower honey syrup that I like to keep on hand during dry cough and sore...
Beautiful blue tea with foraged violets
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Beautiful blue tea with foraged violets

Agatha NoveilleApril 8, 2014December 28, 2021
Foraged violets are a spring treat for many herbalists. They are one of the first wild greens to appear after winter. Herbalists also love them for their ability to help...
Traditional uses of wild violets article collection
Violets Wildcrafting

Traditional uses of wild violets article collection

Agatha NoveilleApril 7, 2014December 30, 2021
Wild violets are often relegated to the "pesky lawn weed" category by gardeners. Surprisingly, this small plant is quite useful. Read on to discover violet's health benefits. I've also included...
Garden update, April 5
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Garden update, April 5

Agatha NoveilleApril 5, 2014December 29, 2021
There is plenty to do with spring in full swing. Dandelions, chickweed, and violets are everywhere. Cleavers are just beginning to make an appearance. It's a really good year for violets,...
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How to start herb seeds with soil blocks

Agatha NoveilleFebruary 10, 2014December 29, 2021
Last year I successfully started valerian from seed using soil blocks. More plants are on the list for this year, and Sunday seemed like an excellent time to work on...
Spring garden growth: February 9th
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Spring garden growth: February 9th

Agatha NoveilleFebruary 9, 2014December 29, 2021
Most people think of spring starting on the spring equinox, which is usually around March 21st every year. Gardening with herbs makes me realize that February first is actually closer...

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About Me

Agatha Noveille is an author and herbalist based in Atlanta, Georgia. She founded Indie Herbalist in 2011.

My Book

Agatha’s herbal recipe book, The Complete Guide to Adaptogens, is available online and wherever books are sold. (Learn More)

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