Henriette's herbal blog: It's easy to pick great willowherb in quantity.

Henriette's herbal blog: There's a nature preserve a few hundred meters thataway...

Henriette's herbal blog: There's a trick to drying burdock leaf.

Henriette's herbal blog: Very tasty, are green elm seeds.

Henriette's herbal blog: I wouldn't.

Henriette's herbal blog: The good thing with celandine tattoos is, you see the results right away.

Henriette's herbal blog: Roses are beautiful. And they have a heavenly scent. And...

Henriette's herbal blog: A tasty fairly strong anti-inflammatory.

Henriette's herbal blog: You can chew a berry, you can make a berry tea, you can make a berry tincture ...

Henriette's herbal blog: Sharp needle-leaves and ripe berries that fall off at the drop of a pin...

Henriette's herbal blog: So there's a theory that St. John's wort stops contraceptive pills from working.

Henriette's herbal blog: It's easy to grow basil indoors.

Henriette's herbal blog: Another excerpt from Steinmetz' Materia Medica.

Henriette's herbal blog: How very interesting.

Henriette's herbal blog: Seems there's some confusion out there.

Henriette's herbal blog: So you have horsetail in your garden? Congrats!

Henriette's herbal blog: Picking and using horsetail.

Henriette's herbal blog: So I wanted to see a witch hazel in flower...

Henriette's herbal blog: Picking nettles for tea.

Henriette's herbal blog: Old nettles aren't good for you. Young nettles are.

Henriette's herbal blog: Do's and don'ts when picking nettle greens.

Henriette's herbal blog: It's not difficult, but ...

Henriette's herbal blog: A nice adaptogen which specifically strengthens the kidneys.

Henriette's herbal blog: Of catnip, lemon catnip and Caucasian catnip.

Henriette's herbal blog: Want a really effective diuretic? Look at the green stuff under your feet.

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Henriette's herbal blog: European aspen endangered in Germany? Like, wow.

Henriette's herbal blog: Tormentil is strange, but so is alder.

Henriette's herbal blog: Rose hip tea is deep red and sour because of the roselle, not because of the rose hip.

Henriette's herbal blog: No, you shouldn't dig second year burdock root in fall.