Heal & Soothe With This Natural Poison Oak Remedy
This easy-to-make poison oak remedy can be used to as a rinse if you’ve brushed against poison oak, as well as a soothing spray after being affected by the plant. It’s also effective on poison ivy and poison sumac reactions.
How to Make Herbal Fruit Leather
Follow these simple directions to make herbal fruit leather. This is an herbal treat that even the pickiest of eaters will enjoy.
Hawthorn for the Heart (Plus a Hawthorn Cordial Recipe)
For many herbalists, hawthorn is the first herb they think of for the heart. This hawthorn cordial recipe combines the nourishing qualities of hawthorn with delicious spices that help digestion.
Rosemary Gladstar’s Favorite Homemade Root Beer
Herbalist Rosemary Gladstar shows you how to make her famous homemade root beer. It’s so simple you can get a batch going today.
6 Ways to Get Kids Excited About Herbs
There are so many ways to get kids excited about herbs and herbal medicine. Here are six fun ways to introduce herbalism for kids, shared by Kristine Brown of Herbal Roots Zine.
How to Make Delicious Spring Nettle Soup
Spring is emerging! Is there a more exciting season? The days are getting longer, the birds are returning and Oh, the plants! The plants are beginning to peek out of their winter resting places. Every day feels like a new adventure in plant sightings. Stinging Nettle (Urtica dioica) Stinging nettle (Urtica dioica), often simply called…
Easy Homemade Fig and Fennel Soda Bread Recipe
Sweet, chewy and crumbly in that quintessential soda bread way, this soda bread recipe marries the sweetness of figs with the aromatic and carminative loveliness of fennel seeds.
Fight Colds and Flu with This Astragalus Miso Soup
This is a super simple recipe to make, but one that is incredibly beneficial for immune system health. It’s also delicious and the perfect thing to curl up with in the winter. This can be drank as a morning beverage, or eaten as a simple soup before a meal.
5 Warming Herbs & Spices (Plus an Herbal Chai Recipe)
Brr! During the cold winter months, it’s not always enough to wrap yourself in a blanket. You need to warm your body from the inside out. Warming herbs and spices can help beat the chill by getting your circulation moving along with promoting good digestion, supporting the immune system, and more.
How To Make Moisturizing Evergreen Salt Scrub
With this recipe you can bring a bit of the forest inside. This simple salt scrub will leave your skin feeling super soft and deeply moisturized. This is a wonderful way to protect your skin from that dry and harsh winter weather.
