An Herbalist’s Guide to Using Self Heal
Self-heal is a beautiful herb that grows well in many locations. It's a great addition to herb gardens and herbal homesteads everywhere. Read this guide to using self heal to...
The herbal tools I use the most in my home apothecary
Although you don’t need a lot of tools to start making herbal extracts and teas, it does help to have a few quality things like glass canning jars, a good...
Five Keys of Knowledge for Home Herbalists
Learning to be a home herbalist and exploring herbalism within the context of our personal life can open up some truly wonderful experiences. Herbalism at this level is an enriching...
Easy thyme and garlic infused honey recipe
Infused honey is a simple way to enjoy the benefits of herbs. This easy garlic infused honey with thyme is a useful blend during the winter. Find the recipe below!...
Herbal Safety Basics for Home Herbalists
There is a common misconception that herbs are natural, so they must be safe. The truth is more nuanced, so let’s look at five areas of herbal safety so you...
Practical and creative herbal tea projects
Personally, I don't think I will ever get tired of drinking herbal teas, but there are plenty of herbal tea projects that transcend the humble teacup. One of the benefits...
Choosing dried herbs to keep on hand at home
One of the more overwhelming aspects of home herbalism is choosing dried herbs to keep on hand. Everyone's approach to this is different. However, to minimize waste, it's best to...
How to organize herbal supplies as a home herbalist
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...