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Old Ways Herbal: Juliette Abigail Carr, RH (AHG)

Women & Children's Herbal Clinic, Vermont Herb School, & Ramblings on Family Herbal Wisdom

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    • Community Building
    • Stewardship
    • Riversong Farm
    • Juliette Abigail Carr, Registered Herbalist (AHG)
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    • Juliette Abigail Carr, Registered Herbalist (AHG)
  • School of Plant Medicine
    • Apprentice Program
    • Home Medicine Maker Course
    • Medicinal Gardener Course
    • Home Herbalist Course
    • Community Workshops
    • Inclusivity & Expectations
    • Work-Trade
    • POC & Abenaki Scholarships
    • Forest Classroom
    • Cancellation Policy
    • Student Discounts & Perks
    • Previous Classes This Season
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  • Medicine-Making Articles: Kitchen Witch Recipes
  • Herbal Farmcraft Articles

Herbal Farmcraft Articles

Following is a selection of my writing on Herbal Farmcraft.  Enjoy!

Starting Medicinal Plants from Seed

Feeding Flowers

Growing Milky Oats

Garden Planning

Long, Cool Spring Survival

Supporting Garden Allies: Pollinators & Pests

Cover Crops for Herb Gardeners

Bark Harvest & Ethical Wildcrafting

Why I don’t Pick the Flowers: Leave the Spring Ephemerals Alone

Bioregional Herbalism, or “Go Outside”

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Have you stopped to smell the flowers today? Befriend the denizens of garden, field, and forest! Learn how to grow, make, and use medicinal herbs in the Home Medicine Maker Course, starting Saturday in the Old Ways Herbal Botanical Sanctuary in Southern Vermont. BIPOC scholarships available. Link in profile. #oldwaysherbal #herbschool #herbalism #vermontfarm #garden #crabapple #toddlersofinstagram #herbschool
The baby and I are having a great time teaching here at the Good Medicine Confluence in Colorado! So lucky to be surrounded by such engaged students and vibrant teachers. Thanks to everyone who has joined me to discuss “herbs for birth trauma” and “toddler medicines”—tomorrow, come out to talk about creating a botanical sanctuary! Thank goodness for my @ergobaby structured carrier, the easy on/off is great for working all day in a hotter climate than we’re used to! #goodmedicineconfluence #wearthem #ergobaby #goodmedicineconfluence2019 #oldwaysherbal #herbalism #workingmom #womanownedbusiness
Harvesting violets with Tina, my fabulous apprentice. These became a violet-dandelion flower vinegar, which turns a really unusual color, pic soon! Next we’ll be making violet sugar and violet honey, to be blended with lilac or rose for my clients coping with trauma, or with marshmallow for internal wounds like ulcers. There’s always more to make than there is time. Hooray for medicine season! #herbalism #vermontfarm #violet #herbschool #apprentice #oldwaysherbal #spring #flowers #medicinemaking
Herb school scholarships are still available for courses starting at the end of this month! Please spread the word. Use the contact form on my website to apply, link in profile. #oldwaysherbal #herbschool #herbalism #pocherbalists #abenaki #scholarship
Nothing thrives in monoculture: diversity makes our gardens and community grow strong. As the grandchild of refugees whose lives were saved by HIAS, I feel this strongly. They didn’t know we were seeds, indeed. Families belong together! #biodiversity #hias #refugeeswelcomehere #untileveryfamilyisreunited #herbalist
•How does your garden grow?• If you’re dreaming of a backyard oasis of nodding herbs and prolific veggies where beneficial insects make their home and the seasons unfurl until snowfall, join us for the Medicinal Gardener Course at our Botanical Sanctuary! Starting this month in Southern Vermont; work-trade and the POC scholarship available. Link in profile. #oldwaysherbal #garden #gardening #herbschool #herbalism #vermontfarm

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Recent Articles & News

  • POC & Abenaki Scholarships
  • Ethical Wildcrafting Principles
  • Free Medicinal Plant Walk in April
  • School of Plant Medicine Registration Open
  • Plant a Bug Spray Garden
  • Good Medicine Confluence 2019
  • Registered Herbalist!
  • Infused Herbal Oils
  • Herbal Ice Pops for Sick Kids
  • Frozen Yogurt Infusions: Toddler Magic
  • Oxymels: Love in the Medicine
  • Goldenrod: August Medicine Journal
  • Garden Planning: February Garden Tip
  • Starting Medicinal Seeds: March Garden Tip
  • Identifying Lookalike Forest Plants: June Wild-crafting Journal
  • Long, Cool Spring Survival: June Garden Tip
  • Iced Tea & Ice Cubes: July Medicine Journal
  • High Summer: July Wild-crafting Journal
  • Feeding Flowers: July Garden Tip
  • Summer Meadows: August Wildcrafting Journal
  • Supporting Garden Allies: August Garden Tip
  • Time to Dig Roots! September Medicine Journal
  • New England Aster: September Wildcrafting Journal
  • Cover Crops for Herb Gardens: September Garden Tip
  • Long Distance Clients: Phone Hours Expanded
  • Allyship in Herbalism: Ruminations
  • Thoughts on Family Herbalism
  • Principles of Home Herbalism
  • High Summer Apprentice Program
  • Old Ways Herbal in the News!
  • Growing Milky Oats: April Garden Tip
  • New: “Quick Question” Consultations
  • Clinic Hours Expanded
  • Announcing Radical Family Herbalism Column in Plant Healer Magazine
  • Medicinal Gardener Course
  • Garden Tip of the Month: Starting Medicinal Plants from Seed
  • April Workshops Scheduled
  • Solubility in Medicine Making
  • January’s Garden Tip: Now is the time to plan!
  • Preserving Mushroom Medicine
  • Preserving Water-Soluble Magic Beyond the Growing Season: Herbal Ice Cubes
  • Cold & Flu Tea Recipe
  • We Won!
  • United Plant Savers Grant!
  • Starting Medicinal Plants from Seed
  • The Battle Over Fire Cider
  • Homegrown Tea
  • Bark Harvest & Ethical Wildcrafting
  • Echinacea Tinctures From Your Garden
  • Make Your Own Herbal Allergy Syrup
  • Nettles, Burdock, & How to Make Tinctures That Actually Work and Don’t Taste Like Death
  • Why I Don’t Pick the Flowers: Leave the Spring Ephemerals Alone
  • Milky Oats Tincture: What’s the Secret?
  • Herbalism in the Winter: How to Choose Cold & Flu Relief Herbs That Work
  • How to Make Herbal Teas
  • Infused Honey, Syrups, & Elixirs for Winter Colds
  • Bioregional Herbalism, or “Go Outside”
  • Solstice Brew: Herbal Hot Toddy
  • Making Weight-to-Volume Tinctures
  • Folkloric Tinctures and Infused Vinegars
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All writing and photos on this site are copyright Juliette Carr unless otherwise noted.

This blog is a labor of love. Please do not reproduce my writing without my permission. Feel free to contact me and I will get right back to you. Thank you.

The information on this site is my opinion only and is not intended to diagnose any disease or otherwise step outside the scope of practice of someone writing online for public consumption. Please make your own informed decisions, and see the health care provider of your choice if you feel unwell. Thank you.

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