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English Lavender, Lavandula spp.

 

Class topics available:

 

How to establish an herb garden

Harvesting and storing herbs

Medicine making

Health and wellness

Upper respiratory illnesses

Immune health

Digestive problems

Weight management

Diabetes

Women's health

and many more

 

 

Whenever the creator gives you something, don't hesitate to grab it.

Native American Elder

 

 

 

Midnight Sun Herbal Health

A Complimentary and Alternative Health Practice

CURRENT CLASS

 

Ever wonder what in your backyard might be edible? Bodil will help expand your horizons. She will teach you how to identify a number of common plants, both wild and those you plant that grow around you, that are edible. She will teach you about identifying and safely harvesting these plants and how you can use them as food and as medicine. She will also give you a little historic background, because many of these plants have been used from the earliest of times.

 

Before the time of grocery stores these were among the plants that ended up in stews, soups, as salads, teas, and such, satisfying hungry mouths. There are more than a 1,000 edible plants available, but most people concentrate their intake around 4-9 of them. In French cuisine in the 1700, for example a salad was not considered much if it didn't include more than 10 plants. Bodil will if possible also have a taste treat for you to enjoy and you will walk away with a few recipes and a listing of resource literature.

 

Class will be held on June 7, 2008, from 10am to Noon

cost is $25

 

Bodil has many years of experience with teaching. She has taught classes privately, through Smile Herbshop's herbal class series and at Tai Sofia's Western Herbal Medicine program. She is available for teaching classes on any subject concerning herbs and nutrition . She is also available for short or long talks for small or large groups. (See Lecture page)

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email: Bodil or
call 301-270-1582

 

 

 

English Lavender, Lavandula spp.

 

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Edible plants

 

Mullberry with fruit.  Many parts of this tree is used in Chinese herbal medicine.  The fruits are edible. For more informatin check edible plants page

 

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