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Grace Conyers

Medicinal

Wild strawberries are much smaller than their store-bought cousins, but 20 times as flavourful. — Did you know that the strawberry is a member of the rose family? This relationship explains why the strawberry smells so divinely sweet and intoxicating. Because of it’s heart shape and red colour, the strawberry features in many pieces of literature to stand for love and passion, but also for […]

Wild Strawberries: A rose by another name

This entry was posted in Edibles Medicinal on 14.March.2016 by Grace Conyers

From willow to Aspirin. Image and summary found on Nature's Poisons. — Headaches and minor aches and pain are part of life. They are likely to occur more often under stress, but we know this and prepare with our handy bottle of Aspirin. Humankind has been dealing with this problem as far back as our records go. Ever wonder how they dealt […]

Using Willow to Ease Pain

This entry was posted in Medicinal and tagged headache medicinal uses minor aches and pain willow on 18.January.2016 by Grace Conyers