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Tag: Whole plant medicine
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Wild Geranium (Geranium maculatum): Woodland Healer of Many Talents
A Woodland Beauty with Healing Strength Wild Geranium (Geranium maculatum), also called Cranesbill, is a native perennial long admired in or near North American woodlands. From April to June, its five-petaled lavender-pink blooms scatter soft color while its deeply cut leaves form an elegant, green canopy through the growing season. Beyond its beauty, Wild Geranium…
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Herbal Education at the County Fair – A Booth Rooted in Tradition, July 31st-Aug 3rd
A Master Herbalist shares why whole-plant medicine making still matters in a world of mass-produced ‘natural’ products. From July 31 to August 3, I participated as an indoor vendor, sharing Herbal Education at the County Fair through four full days of meaningful conversation. While most fair booths centered on entertainment, food or retail, mine focused on something…
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Creating Medicinal Pine Needle Honey
Did you know you can make a medicinal honey by macerating (soaking) pine needles in raw honey? You sure can! This delightful preparation not only offers a unique flavor but also concentrates the health benefits of both pine and honey into a simple, powerful remedy. This is known as Pine Needle Honey. Foraging for Pine…
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The Fragrant Healer: Medicinal Benefits of Meadowsweet Revealed
Discover Why Herbalists Still Turn to Medicinal Benefits of Meadowsweet Today Graceful, fragrant and deeply healing, Meadowsweet has long been revered for its ability to ease pain, calm the stomach and soothe the spirit. A flowering perennial of damp meadows and streambanks, it has earned its place in the herbal apothecary as one of nature’s gentlest yet…