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By Shannon, Posted in Herbal Remedies
Warming herbs, with their rich aromas and fiery personalities, are more than just kitchen staples. They’re allies for stoking our inner fire. These herbs can invigorate sluggish circulation, support robust digestion, and help strengthen immunity.. read more
Sage works on the body in multiple ways, from fighting microbes to sharpening the mind. Here’s a closer look at the many layers of her medicinal.. read more
Ah, late summer. That sneaky little season wedged between watermelon picnics and pumpkin spice lattes. One minute you’re floating in the pool, the next you're knee-deep in school supplies and wondering why everyone in the house suddenly has a.. read more
Let’s set the scene: you were just going out “for a little walk” or “just a quick tan” — maybe even smugly applied sunscreen once (you overachiever, you) and next thing you know, you look like a lobster who lost a.. read more
“Can humans survive in lava,” it’s time to bring in the reinforcements. Not just any herbs, mind you—we’re talking cooling herbs. Nature’s equivalent of sticking your head in the freezer and whispering, “Hang.. read more
There’s something deeply satisfying about opening a cupboard and seeing rows of jars filled with golden oils, soothing teas, and wild-crafted tinctures. A home apothecary isn’t just an old-world.. read more
When it comes to supporting your family’s health naturally, herbs can be beautiful allies, gentle enough for little ones, nourishing for grandparents, and supportive for everyone in.. read more
By Shannon, Posted in Garden, Herbal Remedies
With its citrusy aroma and bright green leaves, it’s easy to pass it off as just another kitchen herb, but don't be fooled. This humble plant is a powerhouse of herbal magic, ready to soothe frayed nerves, settle turbulent tummies, and uplift.. read more
Among the wild tapestry of spring, three plants stand tall and true, including Red Raspberry Leaf (Rubus idaeus), Motherwort (Leonurus cardiaca), and Red Clover (Trifolium pratense). These gentle, fierce allies find their way into tea cups, tincture.. read more
The first flowers of spring have long been cherished in folk medicine not only for their physical benefits but for their powerful emotional support. They bring color back to the landscape and, in many ways, to our inner.. read more
A time when the earth wakes up, the sap rises, and our bodies naturally crave lighter, fresher foods after a long winter’s slumber. And while we often jump straight into greens and smoothies, there’s another important flavor to welcome.. read more
There’s something magical about that first burst of green after a long winter. Birds start singing again, the air smells a little fresher, and the ground, finally, begins to wake up. Right beneath our feet, wild greens are popping up, ready to.. read more
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