Devil’s Club Traditional Uses: the science behind it Larissa Notter (Silvia of Thrace) Devil’s Club, Oplopanax Horridus (previous Horridum) is one of Alaska’s most famous and revered, or cursed in
Previously we have gone over drying herbs and plants. You can also freeze them. But someone asked me, what do you do to make sure that the plants are clean?
With summer gone, some people are bummed that winter is coming up. Don’t despair! There are still plenty of plants you can collect to make into yummy snacks or healing
Hey there! Last year I heard within two weeks of each other two different people who thought devil’s club and cow parsnip were the same plant. Now, both can be
Hey there. Recently I was reminded that just because something is organic or claims that it’s “all natural” doesn’t mean that it’s going to be okay for you to use.
Last week I went over how to tap a birch tree. Today we’re going to go over what you can do with the birch sap, including freezing it, using it
Ah! It’s March already! That means spring is JUST around the corner, which means tapping birch trees is just around the corner too! But it’s okay, you still have a
Hey evryone! With hiking season fast coming upon us, I thought it would be good to give you some plants that you can use in case you get cut while
We all know that some weeds, like dandelions, are useful. However, there are some that weeds that are invasive, even if they are useful. When we say invasive, we mean
So, it isn’t quite spring when the mosquitoes come out. However with the warmer weather, I thought that I saw one! That made me think of plants you can use
