113 - Edible Bark
Yes—it’s a thing! From cinnamon to slippery elm, bark can be medicinal, soothing, and flavorful. A rustic, earthy addition to the herbalist’s toolkit.
6 Okt 20254min
112 - Edible Flowers
From pansies to nasturtiums, edible flowers bring beauty and flavor. Many also carry antioxidants and vitamins in their delicate petals.
29 Sep 20253min
111 - Marshmallow Root
Soothing for the throat, gut, and skin. Marshmallow root creates a mucilaginous gel that coats and protects, making it great for teas and tinctures.
22 Sep 20254min
110 - Loveage
A celery-like herb with bold flavor and digestive perks. Lovage has been used in European folk remedies to relieve bloating and inflammation.
15 Sep 20255min
109 - Marigolds
Not just pretty! Marigolds, especially calendula, are anti-inflammatory and skin-soothing. A staple in herbal salves and teas.
8 Sep 20254min
108 - Egyptian Lotus Flower
A symbol of rebirth and spiritual awakening. Used in teas and tinctures, this flower is calming, euphoric, and revered in ancient medicine.
1 Sep 20254min
107 - Blood Oranges
Striking in color and flavor, blood oranges are high in anthocyanins and vitamin C. Their deep red hue hints at powerful antioxidants.
25 Aug 20255min
106 - Pine Needle Soda
Yes, pine needles! Brewed into a crisp, citrusy soda packed with vitamin C and antiviral properties. A forest-fresh health tonic.
18 Aug 20254min
