This is one of the most useful plants around. We've made lovely baskets from it, and you can stuff pillows/cushions with the down, as well as eat the pollen and other parts. facebook.com/HedgerowMedici…

A chance to win some biochar, which we've found to be quite amazing in the garden - two pots planted up at the same time, one with biochar and one without, were quite different only a month later. facebook.com/HedgerowMedici…

A chance to study with Emma and Davyd Farrell if you are interested in a more shamanic approach to healing with plants. facebook.com/HedgerowMedici…

Rosemary Gladstar is the queen of creams, so if you fancy making your own face creams give her recipe a try. vimeo.com/78193933

We agree! Lovely illustrations here for ID. We covered some of the family in our book Wayside Medicine, along with other unduly forgotten plants. facebook.com/HedgerowMedici…

Interested in the practicalities of distilling herbs, and the history behind it? The Herbal History Research Network is holding a Seminar Day on Distilling on Saturday 13 July, 2019 at Hampstead Heath Education Centre in... herbalhistory.org/home/distillat…

Beautiful magical jewellery, made by Jem at Smoke Stag. Have a look at some of the other gorgeous designs on her page. Hours of work goes into each one. facebook.com/HedgerowMedici…

Botanica is a wonderful conference bringing together herbalists, aromatherapists and all those who love and work with plants for healing. And it's going to be in a gorgeous place next year! facebook.com/HedgerowMedici…

Hedgerow Silver - wear your favourite medicinal plants as pure silver jewellery! Each one is unique. facebook.com/HedgerowMedici…

Sweet cicely and blueberry pancakes - delicious! The sweet cicely (Myrrhis odorata) means you don't need sugar or even syrup. Simply add chopped sweet cicely young shoots and flower buds with the blueberries to... facebook.com/HedgerowMedici…

Great write up on violets by American herbalist Jim McDonald. Here in Norfolk, UK, the sweet violets have finished flowering but the various dog violets are still going strong. And the leaves can be harvested all year. herbalremediesadvice.org/violet-herb.ht…

Join us on WisdomHub.TV! Thank you, Davyd and Emma for coming all the way to Norfolk to share in a spring day of plant watching and medicine making. It was excellently captured and edited by Alex. Hope you enjoy it as much as we did. facebook.com/HedgerowMedici…

Wisdom Hub is a great resource, and it's an honour to be part of it. We finally got brave and had a look at our episodes! facebook.com/HedgerowMedici…

We are looking forward to welcoming students on our spring Hedgerow Medicine course starting on May 6th. This is such a glorious time of year to spend time with our local plants.

The woods are full of bluebells and early purple orchids, and by next week the wild garlic will be flowering. Our garden is floriferous with cherry blossom, tulips, honesty, broom, wall flowers and forget-me-nots – a lovely time to be sharing it all... facebook.com/HedgerowMedici…

This book is all about how to use grocery store ingredients as medicines. Handy when you can't go out foraging for any reason! First published in 2010, the reprint will be available later this year. facebook.com/HedgerowMedici…

The updated version is out next week in the US. facebook.com/HedgerowMedici…

Spring Hedgerow Medicine course: enjoying the green vibrancy of the season.

Herb walk April 15th Ashwellthorpe Norfolk [email protected]

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