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Posted on May 12, 2020 by Old Ways Herbal

COVID-19 Response:

Now offering live online classes,

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Garden planning help,

As well as ongoing articles on family wellness

And Coming Soon:

Online classes you can watch on your own schedule!

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Solomons Seal blooming in the Old Ways Herbal Botanical Sanctuary: must be excited for • Garden Day • on Sunday!

Join us •in person• for the first Garden Day of the season on Sunday!

Anemone pulsatilla, or pasqueflower, celebrating the end of spring in the Botanical Sanctuary at Old Ways Herbal. This is another at-risk plant that is never for wildcrafting—but surprisingly easy to cultivate from starts. These came from @richters.herbs about 5 years ago and really put on a show.

Hello Goldenseal! This friend has been spreading on its own in the Old Ways Herbal Botanical Sanctuary, from seeds and plants installed in 2013 through a generous fund from @unitedplantsavers. Goldenseal is an at-risk plant, so we never wildcraft it or buy it—no matter how large that one patch is, this is a threatened species that deserves to flourish in the wild. Instead, I grow it! I also wildcraft invasive Japanese barberry instead of Goldenseal, as the medicine is similar and the populations are abundant, to say the least.

I’m honored to say I got a leadership award for mutual aid work from @sovtyps —and check out the sweet wood koozie from @betterwheel they picked as a trophy! Cant say I’ve ever gotten a nicer award.

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