49 The Lavender Drawer
There is a drawer in every house that remembers. Open it, and something rises to meet you — soap and sunlight and something older than both. This week, in the heart of Cancer season, we visit the lave...
5 Jul 26min
48 After the Sun: Cancer's First Whisper
The morning after the longest day, something turns. You can't see it — the garden is still roaring, still climbing toward its peak — but the sun has already begun its quiet journey back toward home, a...
28 Jun 36min
47 Litha An Herbalists Threshold
It's the longest day of the year — and at the edge of every hedgerow in New England, an old guardian is blooming right on schedule. This week, we sit with elderflower: the threshold tree, the doorkeep...
21 Jun 35min
46 The Sun in a Bottle| St John's Wort at the Summer Solstice
This week, the queen of the solstice finally has her hour. St. John's Wort blooms right at Midsummer — and she's no ordinary summer flower. Come out to the garden with me and meet her properly: the li...
14 Jun 33min
45 The Pollinator's Sermon | Tending Here While Holding the Dream
"The garden you have is already worth returning to. Tend it well." Brenda J. Sullivan In this episode of The New England Herbary, I share a small, unexpected moment from my deck garden in Connecticu...
7 Jun 30min
44 Once in a Blue Moon
Once in a Blue Moon: A Lunar Infusion for the Rarest Night of the Year On the night of May 30–31, 2026, three rare things converged in the same sky: a Blue Moon, a micromoon, and an occultation of An...
31 Mai 33min
43 The Road Was Full of Company
This week's episode is about my nine-day solo road trip to the North Carolina mountains and the Wild Abundance women's carpentry workshop — and I'm bringing the stories home with me. A bear at the thr...
17 Mai 35min
42 At the Gate of the Year
I was on the road last week when I recorded this episode. I was hoping to post this on Friday May 1st, but I couldn't make it happen. So it's a few days late and that's okay, because we've arrived at ...
3 Mai 32min
