The Everyday Herbalist - Jane Wrigglesworth
The Essential Guide to Growing & Using Herbs in Aotearoa
A comprehensive guide to herbs, covering everything you need to know, from how to grow them successfully in your garden to how to use them for health and wellbeing.
The Everyday Herbalist contains detailed information on 30 must-have herbs and usage suggestions for a wide variety of others.
Learn how to make remedies for a range of ailments: coughs, colds, allergies, low immunity, nausea, digestive disorders, insomnia, lack of energy, stress and mental health issues.
Gain practical information on how to make teas, tinctures, balms, ointments, poultices and much more.
Find out more about using herbs in the kitchen including pastes, pestos, seasonings and broths.
Get terrific recipes for skin creams, serums, body butters, lip balms and perfumes, and ideas for cleaning: sprays, pastes, bar soap, flowing soap, laundry powder and scented sachets.
This is the ultimate for anyone interested in herbs. Fully illustrated with identification photos, it is perfect for gardeners or those interested in natural health.
Learn how to make remedies for a range of ailments: coughs, colds, allergies, low immunity, nausea, digestive disorders, insomnia, lack of energy, stress and mental health issues.
Gain practical information on how to make teas, tinctures, balms, ointments, poultices and much more.
Find out more about using herbs in the kitchen including pastes, pestos, seasonings and broths.
Get terrific recipes for skin creams, serums, body butters, lip balms and perfumes, and ideas for cleaning: sprays, pastes, bar soap, flowing soap, laundry powder and scented sachets.
This is the ultimate for anyone interested in herbs. Fully illustrated with identification photos, it is perfect for gardeners or those interested in natural health.
Author bio:
Jane Wrigglesworth writes for NZ Gardener, Lifestyle Block, and numerous other publications in New Zealand and overseas, specialising in gardening, herbs and herbal remedies. She is studying a degree in natural medicine at the South Pacific College of Natural Medicine.
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