Herbology

Rosemary Yesterday, I bought several herb plants to start an herb garden at my new home. I’m looking fo [...]

Turmeric One of the pleasures of traveling is to be able to sample various styles of cuisine. I’ve very [...]

The Playful Dandelion In springtime, my heart rejoices when I see a golden field of blooming dandelions [...]

St. John’s Wort Last issue, I wrote an article on the “medicine power” of black cohosh. After writing t [...]

Psyllium Psyllium are the seeds of one species of the herb plantain. Plantain grows very low to the gro [...]

Slippery Elm Slippery elm, known by the botanical name Ulmus fulvus, is the smallest of 20 different tr [...]

Rose Rosa spp. By Steven H. Horne As many men know, roses are a wonderful healing plant. A dozen roses [...]

Sea Veggies (Kelp, Dulse, Irish Moss, Etc.) By Steven H. Horne If you’ve ever walked along the beach an [...]

Schizandra Schisandra chinensis By Steven H. Horne A native to China, Russia, Korea and Japan, schizand [...]

Saw Palmetto Serenoa repens By Steven Horne and Paula Perretty Saw palmetto is the perfect example of a [...]