Practical Herbs 1

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Pub Date 23 Apr 2018 | Archive Date 15 May 2018

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Practical Herbs 1 is written for everyone who likes to harvest and process their own herbs from the wild or from their gardens.

This volume includes comprehensive instructions for making herbal tinctures, oils, salves, vinegars, teas, and syrups.

Finnish herbalist Henriette Kress focuses on herbs that are easy to grow or find in northern Europe—stressing teas over tinctures, as local tradition dictates.

Fully illustrated with colour photographs.

Practical Herbs 1 is written for everyone who likes to harvest and process their own herbs from the wild or from their gardens.

This volume includes comprehensive instructions for making herbal...


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ISBN 9781911597575
PRICE US$50.00 (USD)

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I found this book fascinating and really informative. Loved the easy to follow recipes too. Would recommend.

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What a brilliant book! Not only is it an encyclopaedia of herbs and their uses but it also gives recipes for teas, salves, tinctures, vinegars, decoctions etc. It explains the easiest ways to collect and dry herbs and finishes with a recipe for a fly agaric tincture for sciatica - this happens to be deadly if swallowed but brilliant for numbing nerve pain.. sounds a little too ambitious/ terrifying for me, I’ll stick to the easier projects such as exploring the many uses for nettles, whipping up a calendula salve, making hot black currant juice and a dandelion tea. The kids will enjoy making dandelion tattoos and I definitely want to make raspberry vinegar, rose hip purée and mullein ear oil.

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Lovely book with easy to follow recipes.

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