It is a cool October morning in North Carolina and I am happy to see the lavender plant still has a few bright purple blossoms. Lavender flowers can be used in herbal tea blends, as an essential oil and is … Continue reading →
There is an abundance of calendula in the garden this year. It is known as an “herb of the sun” and sometimes called “Tara’s flower” in honor of the Tibetan Goddess of Compassion. Read about this amazing plant in our … Continue reading →
Rue (Ruta graveolens) This mysterious plant is one of the oldest known medicinal plants. It is native to the Mediterranean but now grows worldwide and can overwinter in milder climates. Rue is a woody evergreen perennial that was used … Continue reading →
