Following is a selection of my writing on harvesting, making, using herbal remedies.
(Everything copyright, please do not reproduce without my permission, as written clearly throughout the site.)
General Principles:
Thoughts on Family Herbalism
Principles of Home Herbalism
Weaving Together the Patterns of Herbs: Using Materia Medica to its Fullest Potential
Solubility in Medicine Making
The Art of Formulation
Critical Thinking for Contraindications
Allyship in Herbalism: Ruminations
Bark Harvest & Ethical Wildcrafting
Bioregional Herbalism, or “Go Outside”
Why I Don’t Pick the Flowers: Leave the Spring Ephemerals Alone
The Battle Over Fire Cider
Family Herbalism:
Thoughts on Family Herbalism
Birth Trauma: Healing with Herbs
Essential Herbs for Toddlers & Young Children
Indispensable Preparations for Toddlers and Young Children
Choosing Remedy Forms for Toddlers and Young Children
How to Choose Safe, Effective Herbal Remedies for Toddlers & Young Children
Medicine Making Techniques:
Making Weight-to-Volume Tinctures
Oxymels: Love in the Medicine
Frozen Yogurt Infusions: Toddler Magic
Herbal Ice Pops for Sick Kids
Herbalism in the Winter: How to Choose Cold & Flu Relief Herbs that Work
Infused Herbal Oils
How to Make Herbal Teas
Infused Honey, Syrups, & Elixirs for Winter Colds
Preserving Mushroom Medicine
Preserving Water-Soluble Magic Beyond the Growing Season: Herbal Ice Cubes
Homegrown Tea
Folkloric Tinctures and Vinegar Infusions
Iced Tea & Ice Cubes: Summer Medicines
Specific Herbs:
Milky Oats Tincture: What’s the Secret?
Make Your Own Herbal Allergy Syrup
Cold & Flu Tea Recipe
Echinacea Tinctures From Your Garden
Nettles, Burdock, & How to Make Tinctures That Actually Work and Don’t Taste Like Death
Goldenrod
Lookalike Forest Plants: Solomon’s Seal & Blue Cohosh
New England Aster
Mid-Summer Wild-crafting
Wildcrafting in High Summer Meadows
Time to Dig Roots
Solstice Brew: Herbal Hot Toddy
Herbal Farmcraft:
Starting Medicinal Plants from Seed
Create Your Own Botanical Sanctuary: Learning from the Land
Feeding Flowers
Growing Milky Oats
Garden Planning
Long, Cool Spring Survival
Supporting Garden Allies: Pollinators & Pests
Plant a Bug Spray Garden
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”
Everything copyright, please do not reproduce without my permission, as written clearly throughout the site.
