
Writing about herbs and folklore with a bit of astrology and magical herbalism about herbs not discussed in my books.
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Grapes and olives, taken in Greece on one of my workshops.
Lammas is celebrated on the 1st-2nd of August, Lunar Lammas on the Full Moon before, Wednesday the 29th of July. Lammas is the first of three harvest celebrations, followed by Autu...
Honeysuckle, Lonicera spp .(caprifolium, japonica etc), also known as Woodbine grows wild in hedgerows and shrubs throughout UK, Europe, North America, Japan and China. The name comes from the sweet nectar in the flowers. It has been used a...
Hydrosols, hydrolats or aromatic flower waters are made during the distillation of essential oils. They are the water soluble part, the essential oil is extracted first. Thus, hydrosols contain the water soluble constituents of the plant ma...
Midsummer, when the days and nights are of equal length marks the culmination of the year, just as midwinter is the nadir. Officially timed when the Sun enters Cancer, this year on 21st June at 09.31 (BST), midsummer is also a pagan fire fe...
photo credit: author’s own 2025
Wood Betony, also known as Bishopswort, Latin name, Stachys betonica (also known as Betonica officinalis and Stachys officinalis ) has been used since ancient times. Grieve (1977:98)1 claims the name Vettoni...
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writer, teacher, herbalist, astrologer, therapist and pagan. Author of 10 non-fiction books. I write about natural medicine, health, women's history, mythology, astrology and feminist politics.
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