Plants as Time Keepers: Fall Equinox
The plants show me that the fall equinox is coming soon. The tree leaves turning colors isn’t the indication fall is coming. Here in Wisconsin that hasn’t started yet. The clue comes from the successive blossoming of colors of the reproductive structures ~ the...
Late Summer Herbs – Echinacea
Echinacea gives us the power of late summer magic. Imagine a field of tall echinacea, a wave of pink with the sounds of bees, birds and butterflies, all enjoying its abundance. It is a tough hardy perennial plant that thrives in extreme temperatures and can survive...
Herbal First Aid part 1 of 4 – Yarrow
Yarrow leaf (Achillea millefolium) has many uses. Learn how to use it for fresh cuts and soothing wounds. Overwhelmed by studying herbs? Don’t know where to begin? Start Now! Using the step-by-step workbook for learning herbalism with ease. Learning Herbalism...
Episode 17: Tips for Growing Lavender in the Home Garden
Erin LaFaive shares some top advice about growing Lavender in the Home Garden, this is a must-have herb in your herb garden! Overwhelmed by studying herbs? Don’t know where to begin? Start Now! Using the step-by-step workbook for learning herbalism with ease....
Hi, I’m Erin LaFaive
Nourishing the Plants, nourishing People with Plants, bringing the sacredness of Plants back to the People.
