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Herb Garden Planning & Advising

Posted on April 22, 2020May 14, 2020 by Old Ways Herbal

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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.
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