Deeply Rooted by Bonnie Rose Weaver
Best Audience: Herbalsits and Gardeners wanting to grow herbs in the city Deeply Rooted by Bonnie Rose Weaver is a delightful beginner's guide to starting a city herb garden. If you're living in a warm climate,…
Best Audience: Herbalsits and Gardeners wanting to grow herbs in the city Deeply Rooted by Bonnie Rose Weaver is a delightful beginner's guide to starting a city herb garden. If you're living in a warm climate,…
Best Audience: Herbalists and plant-lovers who enjoy stories and memoirs An herbalist friend long ago recommended Herbs: Partners in Life: Healing, Gardening, and Cooking with Wild Plants by Adele Dawson, and I'm glad she did. I'd…
Saint John's Wort has a strong affinity for the sun. His medicine, the purple hypericin-laden juice you can squeeze from his mature flowers, is ready when the sun is at it's strongest. Midsummer is the time…
Best audience: Gardeners in cold to temperate climates who want to learn how to garden year-round I left a very cold climate (Minnesota) for a far more temperate one (Oregon) in part so I could garden…
Best Audience: Beginning Herbalists and Homesteaders who want to make use of the many wonderful plants right there in their yards When I'm feeling down about living in the city and longing for the wild freedom of…
Best Audience: Homesteaders and urban Farmers just starting out and those who already raise chickens and want to add Ducks to their flock I love ducks. There's no two ways about it. I decided one year that…
Best Audience: Folks getting started with making herbal remedies and those who have some experience and want to expand their practice I picked up The Herbal Medicine-Maker's Handbook: A Home Manual by James Green after I'd been…
In my humble opinion, everyone should have a garden. The deep healing and balancing that comes with a solid connection to nature is undeniable. We know, for instance, that patients at hospitals that have gardens and…
Best Audience: Beginning gardeners and folks who are gardening in urban and other areas where space for growing is limited plus folks beyond beginners who want to explore container gardening or want to expand beyond a standard…
My hubby thinks I'm a little reactionary and possibly slightly crazy. I've decided to convert our just-under a quarter of an acre city lot into an urban farm I fondly call my Herban Farm. Am I…