Blogs

Heh yes.

Henriette's herbal blog.

Pine tar toxicity.

Henriette's herbal blog: So there's this EU "scientific" committee opinion ... don't trust it.

Digging roots.

Henriette's herbal blog: The practical side of things.

Easter featherbushes.

Henriette's herbal blog. These only grow over easter, and in surprising spots at that.

Magnesium needs Vit. C.

Henriette's herbal blog: Do vitamin C with your magnesium.

Horsetail.

Henriette's herbal blog: for skin problems?

Name change

Henriette's herbal blog.

Soapnut update

Henriette's herbal blog.

The first flowers.

Henriette's herbal blog: ... no wild ones, sorry.

Bladderwrack and hypothyroid.

Henriette's herbal blog: You'll find that hypothyroidism is very very rarely caused by too little iodine.

"Opt in" email servers

Henriette's herbal blog.

Avoiding soy

Henriette's herbal blog.

Semantics.

Henriette's herbal blog: Herbalist vs. phytotherapist.

Comfrey again.

Henriette's herbal blog: The myth that comfrey is completely benign just won't die.

A few UK herb houses.

Henriette's herbal blog: If you're in the EU you want to buy from within the EU.

Growth hormone.

Henriette's herbal blog: It's very important to various parts of our body.

Honey pills again

Henriette's herbal blog.

Periodic table

Henriette's herbal blog.

Hare droppings ...

Henriette's herbal blog: Or ... are they?

A herbal journal.

Henriette's herbal blog.

Plant data

Henriette's herbal blog.

Cuticle inflammation

Henriette's herbal blog.

Starting a blog

Henriette's herbal blog.

Herbal blogs

Henriette's herbal blog.

Ice sculptures

Henriette's herbal blog.

Ice sculptures: the pics

Henriette's herbal blog.

Ech for earaches.

Henriette's herbal blog: Apply behind the ear ...

Mint edibility.

Henriette's herbal blog: Mints are edible, if you mean Mentha spp. And most all of them are edible, if you mean the mint family (Lamiaceae).

Zinc for acne

Henriette's herbal blog.

Minerals for growing pains

Henriette's herbal blog.