Ahhhhh, Thank you, Kristine Brown, for inspiring me so greatly with your Herbal Ally Challenge.
My 2011 Herbal Ally is Goldenrod.
I will be posting my progress in my blog and linking them to this page. I am soooooooo excited to be sharing this journey with you!
~Dana
Herbal Ally Challenge #1: Decorating your Journal Cover
Herbal Ally Challenge #2: Infusions
Herbal Ally Challenge #3: Research Part I
Herbal Ally Challenge #4: Impressions
Herbal Ally Challenge #5: Vinegars Part 1
*Herbal Ally Challenge #5: Vinegars Part 1.2*
Herbal Ally Challenge #6: Tinctures Part 1
Herbal Ally Challenge #7: Oil Infusions Part 1
Herbal Ally Challenge #8: Starting Seeds *chose to just observe new growth*
Herbal Ally Challenge #9: Review and Vinegars Part 2
Herbal Ally Challenge #10: Herbal Ally Meditation
Herbal Ally Challenge #11: Write a Story
Herbal Ally Challenge #12: Make a Salve
Goldenrod Friends!
Goldenrod Harvest, 2011
Goldenrod: 2011 Herbal Ally :: In Conclusion
What a MARVELOUS choice – I really like Goldenrod, so much more versatile than I had thought originally. And, I like the taste! Go Liberty Tea!!
Thanks, Lisa!
I love it too!
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where can i buy Beech Tree herb to make extracts.
Elsie
I have no idea, Elsie. Here is the USDA link for Beech trees and their native bioregions:
http://plants.usda.gov/java/profile?symbol=fagr
If the trees don’t grow in your area, I don’t know what to tell you; I haven’t met anyone who harvests the bark or leaves for medicine to sell.