St. John’s Wort (Hypericum perforatum)
With its bright yellow, five-petaled flowers a familiar roadside sight in early summer, St. John’s wort is said to be named because it flowers on June 24th — St. John’s Day.
Author: Linda Russell
Keep Fire Cider Free!
There is a firestorm going on in the herbal community about a small company in western MA, Shire City Herbals that applied for and received a trademark for the term Fire Cider...
Growing Gardeners at Growing Places
A garden provides nourishment, both physical and emotional, and gardening, itself, can be transformative for body, mind and spirit.
Horseradish: 2011 Herb of the Year
Every year since 1995 the International Herb Association (IHA) has chosen an Herb of the Year noted as outstanding in two of three criteria: culinary, medicinal and decorative.
Herb Gardening
Is there anything better than a gentle summer breeze with the scent of herbs from the garden?
The Joys of Plant and Natural Medicine
When I was about 12, my family moved into a new house. Exploring the backyard, I found an interesting smelling plant with green spikes shooting up.
Winter Health the Natural Living Way
Winter is coming and our immune system is often put to the test. How will yours do this winter?
Daily Astrology
March 30, 2023
Dedicated dreamers have the wherewithal to make their hopes come true this morning. The waxing Cancer Moon is in an inspiring trine to Neptune and possibilities seem endless. However, the Moon then begins a lengthy...
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