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Sitting with pineapple weed
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Pineapple Weed matricaria matricarioides Originally posted on www.herbalistpath.blogspot.com
Kiva Rose is doing a write series talking with plants
This got me to thinking back. About my childhood, plants, nature, and it's role in my life. I of...
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Herbal Legends, folklore & mediaval uses Hazel Corylus
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Herbal Legends, folklore & mediaval uses Hazel Corylus
OK, I just back from watching the new Harry Potter movie The Order Of the Pheoenix, the secret is out I am a huge Harry Potter Nerd! Maybe I am just a kid at heart but I love epic fantasy ...
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Purple Moi Kava Kava
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Purple Moi Kava Kava
Last year I ordered some Purple Moi Kava Kava from Nuka Hiva Trading Co. Great place! www.nukahivatrading.com/kava.htm I also ordered a variety called Isa.
As a massage therapist I run into a lot of people with c...
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Soluble Oxalates in Wild foods
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Soluble Oxalates in Wild foods
Well I am back in internet land! I wanted to bring up this topic because now is the time many people collect wild foods. Let me first point out this article is about soluble oxalates, not calcium oxalate crystals...
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Miner's Lettuce Monitia Perfoliata
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Miner's Lettuce Monitia Perfoliata
Miner's lettuce is a great wild food to try. It has a fresh, mild, sweet taste. Miner's lettuce is great on sandwiches and in salads. As you can see from the above picture it has a unique shaped leaf with t...
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Pineapple Weed matricaria matricarioides Originally posted on www.herbalistpath.blogspot.com
Kiva Rose is doing a write series talking with plants
This got me to thinking back. About my childhood, plants, nature, and it's role in my life. I often ran away to sit with plants. My childhood was very unstable and dysfunctional at times, with sprinkles of good times and memories. My parents divorced when I was only 2. My Mother and I were alone for about 3 more years until she met my Step Dad,...
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Sat, August 18, 2007 - 12:27 PM
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Herbal Legends, folklore & mediaval uses Hazel Corylus
OK, I just back from watching the new Harry Potter movie The Order Of the Pheoenix, the secret is out I am a huge Harry Potter Nerd! Maybe I am just a kid at heart but I love epic fantasy novels, old myths and lore, movies like Lord of The Rings, or similar fantasy. My relatives are from Arkansas and a lot of folklore comes from those mountains, my Grandpa was a "well witcher" he used a forked stick sometimes called a "divining rod" t...
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Mon, July 16, 2007 - 5:21 PM
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Purple Moi Kava Kava
Last year I ordered some Purple Moi Kava Kava from Nuka Hiva Trading Co. Great place! www.nukahivatrading.com/kava.htm I also ordered a variety called Isa.
As a massage therapist I run into a lot of people with chronic lingering back, neck and shoulder pain. Last year I made up a large batch of tincture of the Purple Moi & Isa variety (I noticed Purple Moi is no longer on their web site :(. I really didn't get a chance to use much of it myself because shortl...
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Sun, July 15, 2007 - 7:55 PM
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Soluble Oxalates in Wild foods
Well I am back in internet land! I wanted to bring up this topic because now is the time many people collect wild foods. Let me first point out this article is about soluble oxalates, not calcium oxalate crystals, found in skunk cabbage, jack in the pulpit - these are a real problem and I will discuss these in a future post. Once you start collecting wild foods you will inevitably run across this topic. You will hear statements ranging from "don't eat to muc...
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Sun, July 15, 2007 - 7:53 PM
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Miner's Lettuce Monitia Perfoliata
Miner's lettuce is a great wild food to try. It has a fresh, mild, sweet taste. Miner's lettuce is great on sandwiches and in salads. As you can see from the above picture it has a unique shaped leaf with the flower growing from the center, some botanists believe these used to be two leaves but eventually they merged together to make the one leaf you see above. Depending on the mood I am in, it reminds of a little round table with the flower being the ...
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Sun, July 15, 2007 - 7:49 PM
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