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Nervine herbs for emotional comfort
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Emotional Wellness Herbs Learn Herbalism

Nervine herbs for emotional comfort

Agatha NoveilleOctober 10, 2013December 30, 2021
It's good to know a few herbs for emotional comfort. Daily life can be hectic. Unexpected things happen. We face unpleasant surprises or disappointment. Regardless of the cause, our emotions...
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Learn to make a violet oxymel with springtime flowers
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Herbal DIY Home Apothecary Spring vinegar Violets

Learn to make a violet oxymel with springtime flowers

Agatha NoveilleApril 7, 2013December 30, 2021
Sweet violets are in full swing! So far, I have made sweet violet tea, sweet violet syrup, and have made two types of violet blossom vinegar. The success with the...
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Celebrate spring with homemade dandelion jelly
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Dandelions Kitchen Spring Wildcrafting

Celebrate spring with homemade dandelion jelly

Agatha NoveilleMarch 14, 2013December 30, 2021
Spring greens are in full swing here on the farmstead, and it has been an incredible year for dandelions. I've never seen the blossoms this large or plentiful. Dandelion jelly...
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Medicinal use of black willow in historical accounts
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Black willow Herbs Learn Herbalism Wildcrafting

Medicinal use of black willow in historical accounts

Agatha NoveilleAugust 23, 2012December 28, 2021
Willow trees have long been used in healing, and there are many traditional medicinal uses for willow. When most herbalists turn to willow, they reach for white willow, Salix alba, which...
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How to forage and use tulip tree bark
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Herbal DIY Herbs Tulip Tree Wildcrafting

How to forage and use tulip tree bark

Agatha NoveilleMay 14, 2012December 30, 2021
Tulip tree (Liriodedron tulipifera), also known as tulip poplar or tulip magnolia, is a native medicinal herb and folk remedy of the Appalachians. In my experience, tulip tree bark is...
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Creative ways to use bee balm in the kitchen
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Bee Balm Monarda Recipes

Creative ways to use bee balm in the kitchen

Agatha NoveilleOctober 16, 2011December 28, 2021
Sometimes the most familiar plants in your garden can surprise you! My mom always grew bee balm (Monarda spp.) in her garden because it attracts birds and butterflies. As a...
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How to organize herbal supplies as a home herbalist
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How to organize herbal supplies as a home herbalist

Agatha NoveilleOctober 16, 2011December 30, 2021
It doesn't take long for a new home herbalist to gather an impressive collection of dried herbs, extracts, herbal supplies, and information! Feeling overwhelmed about how to organize your herbal...
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She is a certified health and wellness coach. Listen to her podcast, Teacup Alchemy, to learn more about holistic wellness.

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