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Category: Botany

July 24, 2019September 30, 2019 wildalexherbs Botany, herbs

The Botany of Stinging Nettle

Learn how to identify stinging nettle, and where to find it!

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I am using the folk method to make a black cohosh tincture. Black cohosh is an amazing herb for the reproductive system, however the overuse and harvest of this plant has put it on the united plant saver #endangeredspecies list. Let’s join together to protect plants by using respectful, knowledge, and wise practices when using and harvesting herbs. #medicinalherbs #herbs #respectful #harvesting #wildcrafting #blackcohosh #loveofherbs #tincture
The black walnut. Anti-fungal, anti parasitic. A fantastic food and aromatic trees. I am working on part 2 of how to harvest black walnuts. #blackwalnuts #herbs #wildcrafting #food #herbalmedicine #trees
It’s snowing out today. Seems like a good time to catch up on some #traditionalchinesemedicine #reading #herbs #herbalmedicine #medicinalherbs
Luka picked some leaves before school today. He was so impressed with the size of the #maple leaves. I am thankful for my kids. Give thanks. It’s a great #mentalhealth strategy to improve the quality of your life. But don’t just make it a strategy, make it a way of life. This is#november so, give #thanks. What are you #thankful for today?
Oh the #wonders of #tea! And what better time for tea than now. What kind of tea are you having today? I think I will go with my #herbal #tonic blend that contains #nettle #dandelion #lemongrass #oatstraw #chamomile
This #mullein stalk is going to come into #play pretty soon! #herbs #naturaltoys #herbalism
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