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A guide to growing and using purslane for home herbalists
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Foraging Purslane Wildcrafting

A guide to growing and using purslane for home herbalists

Agatha NoveilleSeptember 4, 2022September 4, 2022
Purslane is an herb I hadn't thought to share with you until recently. A friend and I were visiting the park with her kids when her daughter accidentally stood on...
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Learn How to Harvest and Use Albizia Flowers and Bark
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Adaptogens Herbs Learn Herbalism Summer Wildcrafting

Learn How to Harvest and Use Albizia Flowers and Bark

Agatha NoveilleAugust 7, 2018March 27, 2019
Adaptogens are a group of herbs that support everyday health by assisting our bodies’ response to stress. I’ve written an entire recipe book with easy ways to add adaptogens to...
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5 Herbal Trees and Shrubs for Edible Landscaping
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Gardening Herbs Learn Herbalism Wildcrafting

5 Herbal Trees and Shrubs for Edible Landscaping

Agatha NoveilleFebruary 23, 2017July 15, 2020
Herbal trees and shrubs are useful additions around your yard or homestead. They can provide shade, wildlife habitat, and useful barks, leaves, and berries for the home herbalist. They are...
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5 herbs that grow everywhere
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Gardening Herbs Wildcrafting

5 herbs that grow everywhere

Agatha NoveilleFebruary 20, 2017June 17, 2021
Some herbs are selective about where they grow. They may need special temperature or soil requirements. However, there are many herbs that grow everywhere in temperate climates. If you are...
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The herbal history of wild carrot
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Herbs Wild carrot Wildcrafting

The herbal history of wild carrot

Agatha NoveilleJuly 16, 2015December 9, 2022
Wild carrot, Daucus carota, is a very common weed in my part of the world. It's also known as Queen Anne's Lace. Surprise, surprise, it's not native, and comes from Europe...
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Quick and easy violet syrup tutorial
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Herbal DIY Violets Wildcrafting

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...
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Beautiful blue tea with foraged violets
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Herbal Teas Violets Wildcrafting

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...
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Traditional uses of wild violets article collection
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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...
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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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Agatha Noveille is an author and herbalist based in Atlanta, Georgia. She founded Indie Herbalist in 2011.

She is a certified health and wellness coach. Listen to her podcast, Teacup Alchemy, to learn more about holistic wellness.

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