THE BLOG
Common evening primrose has attracted me since I was a young girl. The bright yellow flowers shining bright in the nighttime along roadsides always caught my eye during road trips. She continued to ...
Rosemary is a powerful healing force! It has been used since the time of ancient Greece (about 1,000 BC). It's name comes from the Latin word ros, meaning dew, and marinus, meaning sea, which tran...
Passionflower (Passiflora incarnata) grows from New Jersey south to Florida and west into Texas. In Charleston, South Carolina, passionflower grows like a weed along the Coast and into the Piedmont...
Everyday in America, medicine grows among us unnoticed and untouched. Everything we need for our health and well-being is already here beneath our feet. No herbal imports needed. Grand magnolia, ...
You may be thinking I am crazy, but Mulberry leaves are LOADED with minerals and vitamins! It is called the anti-aging tea for a reason-containing Vitamin B1, B2, B6, C, D, E, and Folic Acid. I cov...
We have SO much to learn about our native medicinal flora. Everytime I research and practice with a native herb, I am floored by its amazing values and effectiveness and then surprised again by its...
Winter is a GREAT time to go foraging in your neighborhood, park, fields, or woods. I love seeing what I can scavenge in the winter. I have been amazed by how much I can actually harvest and use for...
Goldenrod (Solidago spp.)
Common goldenrods: Tall goldenrod (Solidago altissima var. altissima), Common goldenrod (Solidago canadensis), and Licorice goldenrod (Solidago odora).
Family: Asteracea...
