Part of being an herbalist to me is being in touch and intertwined with the environment and all living organisms. In order to do this I feel that it is important to know the plants that you are harvesting and to be aware of the impact it has on the environment they grow in. It [...]
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Ethical Harvesting
Posted in Environmental, Sustainability, tagged endangered plant species, ethical wild harvesting on February 22, 2010 | 2 Comments »
How much “Stuff” do we really need?
Posted in Environmental, Sustainability, tagged environment, natural resources, recycle, susatainability on January 2, 2010 | Leave a Comment »
For those of you who celebrate Christmas it is likely that you got a bunch of “Stuff” for Christmas or you got some “Stuff”. What about all of the “Stuff” that you got during the year. We have become a nation of huge “Stuff” getters and users and disposers of “Stuff”. We have become the ”Disposable” generation. Disposable diapers, [...]
Thanksgiving and the harvest.
Posted in Energetics, Herbs, Native Florida Plants, Recipes, Sustainability, tagged Sassafras on September 24, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
This past week my family and I headed from North Florida where we live to camp in central Alabama. The area is absolutely beautiful and we have made this trip our traditional Thanksgiving adventure. Last year I had discovered a patch of wild roses and had hoped to pick some rosehips to bring home with [...]
What it means to be an herbalist.
Posted in Environmental, Sustainability on September 24, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
Today we are heading off to Alabama to do some hunting. I will be hunting herbs with my trusty soon to be 7 year old herbal apprentice while my husband hunts the big game. Part of being an herbalist to me is about using and appreciating the resources around me. A friend offered up some [...]






