Earth's Gifts

Collectible herbal card # 47, cleavers.

How do you use it?

:-)
Henriette

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A new herbal medicine discord server (it's a discussion group, off fb, with folders and pictures and so on):
https://discord.gg/RMcmMVmp

(I'll keep an up-to-date link here: https://www.facebook.com/henriettes.herbal/posts/pfbid02zLW4kikHTbBAkoCzSvcDWU78PHBQzSWcGfAGGfECd4ZHgCEsRT4Ym8nVSZctAJ4Tl )

Henriette's herbal: http://www.henriettes-herb.com/

A herbal medicine distance course:
https://www.henriettes-herb.com/course.html

The book "Practical herb cards" (with cardboard cards # 1-52 bound into a book with more photos and text and a cardboard box):
http://www.henriettes-herb.com/articles/herbcards.html
"Practical herb cards 2" (with cardboard cards #53-104 and a do-it-yourself cardboard box):
http://www.henriettes-herb.com/articles/herbcards2.html

Two exquisite practical herb books:
http://www.henriettes-herb.com/articles/pract-herbs.html
http://www.henriettes-herb.com/articles/pract-herbs2.html

I have Yarrow in my garden. She is an herb of Venus and named for the great hero Achilles (achillea) and a thousand leaves (millefolium). Yarrow lives up to these legendary associations with its incredible scope of medicinal benefits. Magically, yarrow is used for courage, healing, and love.

Beloved Yarrow

While most of the flowers withered in the frost, Yarrow started blooming again. 💖

Yarrow is one of my major Guides and protectors.

Ki is the Plant that invited me to go deeper into the Plant World.

Yarrow is also an incredible wound healer, of all kinds, and encourages us to heal the wounds caused by Patriarchy.

Whenever I need extra strength or support, I lean on Yarrow.

Who do you turn to for support, strength, or protection?

You can learn more about Yarrow and ki's healing gifts in my book, "Communicating with Plants: Heart-Based Practices for Connecting with Plant Spirits", available where books are sold and of course, at Brigid's Way.

Did you bring in your plants this last week?

Final harvest before frost arrives

I always leave most of the Flowers so that the Pollinators have food for the cold days. This year I decided to harvest some of the Dahlias and Zinnias for a bouquet

I spotted this Bee sleeping under Zinnia. 💖

Check out what’s happening at AHG in November! 🍁🍂 Find the registration links in our stories or bio . . . #americanherbalistsguild #AHG #herbalist #herbalists #herbalism #herbaleducation #herbal #herbs #botanical #herbevents