I wanted a proactive and fun show today and shows about useful plants are always subscriber favorites. Last night on Episode 5 of Unloose the Goose we discussed the food system and it has a lot of this churning in … Continue reading →
Okay I am calling this series “Half Acre Homesteading” because marketing. The use of two words in a 2-3 word phrase is good at grabbing attention, think “Taco Tuesdays” or anything in that vein. You don’t need a half acre … Continue reading →
Anyone that has followed me on TSP for any length of time, knows that I love herbs. I love them as the medicinal gifts of creation they are. I love them for the pollinators and predators they attract. I love … Continue reading →
Today we are going to cover Making and Using Herbal Medicines. Note the making and using are not 100% connected. What I mean is not only will I cover how to make your own and use those but also some … Continue reading →
Dorothy and I are about to begin work on a massive mint garden. This will have over 20 mint and mint species, such as peppermint, lemon balm, bee balm and spearmint in it. This simple garden will produce huge yields … Continue reading →
Today we do part two of a series on herbs every survivalist should grow. Herbs are great because even if have a tiny yard these are 12 plants you can easily find space for even on a postage stamp city … Continue reading →
The sheer number of questions about comfrey since I did episode 1371 has been pretty amazing. I haven’t had as much follow up questions on an episode in a LONG TIME so I decided to do a whole series on … Continue reading →
Why do I call comfrey a miracle plant? Well if I said their was one plant that could help heal broken bones, speed wound healing, heal skin ulcers that nothing else could close, provide fertilizer, provide mulch, feed livestock and … Continue reading →
Demetria Clark is a North American herbalist specializing in herbals for pregnancy, birth, postpartum, nursing and children. Demetria is a traditional family herbalist, and aromatherapist. She has worked with families for over 20 years as an herbalist, aromatherapist, midwife, doula … Continue reading →
Today I thought we would do a bit of a different type of show. For those new to herbal healing my 4 shows on “herbal actions” might be helpful. I will use many words today like alterative and styptic. When … Continue reading →
