Herbs in the Landscape - The Herb Society

Herbs in the Landscape

Nature journaling has become a popular trend, perhaps one of the positives to arise from time in lock down, or...

Foraging

Words by Neil Allies As a student medical herbalist, on a long (long!) road towards qualification, my sense of imposter syndrome...

Cooking with Herbs

Inspiration from Kelly Holden The Wild Garlic season is well under way here on the Isle of Wight, and I’ve...

Herbs in Profile

The pasqueflower is beloved of herbalists. A beautiful seasonal herb, it combines startling brilliance with wispy fragility. Medicinally it has...

Herb Histories

Words by Neil Allies Whatever the season, I find that there’s always something new in the plant world to surprise...

Herbalism

Words by Neil Allies There is a phrase that is sometimes used amongst practitioners – a ‘brown bottle herbalist’ –...

Growing Your Own

Written by Kate Scott November is a busy month for me, I have been harvesting...

Herbs in the Landscape

Written by Nicky Westwood - Herb Society Trustee Evening Primrose is well known for its medicinal properties, and most women...

Herbs in the Landscape

Written by Herb Society Council Member - Nicky Westwood Jersey is an irregular shape but is approximately 6 miles by...

Herbs in the Landscape

Written by Herb Society Member - Niki Senior I’ve just undertaken my weekly ten miles round trip to the nearest...

Herbs in the Landscape

Written by Herb Society Member - Beverley Walker The plight of the honey bee has led to a dramatic increase...

Growing Your Own

Written by Herb Society Member - Hilary Knowles Such was the remark made by a friend walking around my herb garden!...

Growing Your Own

Written by Herb Society Member - Natalie Reynolds Like many other people from my generation, I rent the property I...