Flora's Feast

As we look ahead, here are the dates that correspond to each step in contributing to the upcoming editions of Botanical Anthology. 2022...

After Dinner Mint Drops can aid in bloating, gas, and the "stuffed" feeling from eating too much.

Grow & Forage I Make I Folklore I Fables with Nettle

Make I Folklore I Fables with Ginger

Repurpose an empty milk carton to grow a miniature salad garden with your little ones.

Herbals salts are a savory, flavorful way to incorporate nutritive herbs into your diet. Nettle is a nutritive herb safe for daily use.

Savor the plants of the season with festive spring picnic of Hawthorne Strawberry Jam, Dandelion Honey Butter and Wild Greens Pesto.

Make an herbal liniment for topical support for pain and stiffness corresponding to sprains, strains, sore muscles, and arthritis

Combine the nausea supporting properties of ginger with the protein in gelatin to provide nourishment with an upset tummy.

Use garden grown or foraged yarrow leaves to replace store bought Easter basket grass by weaving it at the base of basket and allow to dry.

Make I Folklore I Fables with Cinnamon

Eggs are the quintessential symbol of spring. Turn their shells into candles and make a sweet, floral basket to place it in.

Skip the concentrates and make a masala chai paste! Mix powdered spices with honey and ghee for a homemade cup of tea.

Dry Shampoo is must when you don't have time or desire to wash your hair everyday. This simple DIY is tailored just for your hair color!

From the loss of a loved one to a difficult break-up, lean on gently loving herbs when your heart aches. Let tea soothe your soul.

Use gentle herbs suitable for children to soothe big emotions.

Taking an herbal soak provides space for a meditative bath to dream of what is to come.

Grow | Harvest | Make I Folklore I Fables with Marshmallow

Instead of sucking on a store-bought sugar-filled hard candy, chew these drops at the beginning of a cold or to coat the throat when a dry.

Zero waste, homemade, and homegrown glue!