Healing flowers

From the Victorian fern craze to today's houseplant mania, we take a look at historic plant and garden trends through the past 100+ years

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"Healing is very different than curing, just as the work of healers is very different from that of medical doctors. Healing is the act of ridding your body of the conditions that create and support disease. Most of the illnesses that people suffer from today arise primarily from lifestyle - related causes, such as stress, diet and lack of exercise. changes in these areas can eliminate many illnesses. " Susan West Kurz Reiki/ Energy/Body-Work The statement above is beautiful and succinct, but…

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“I must have flowers, always and always.” –Claude Monet Nothing says springtime in the south like the burst of colorful flowers that appear just as the weather gets warm. If you’re like me, then you love to bring a sampling of nature inside to brighten up your home after a long winter. What you may not know, is that

Blue Lotus (Nymphaea caerulea) is a beautiful, water dwelling flower with mild psychoactive properties. Sacred to the Ancient Egyptians, depictions of Blue Lotus flower are ubiquitous in Egyptian art. Though alluring to our modern imaginations and worth further investigation, Blue Lotus is rarely used in Western herbalism as it is not currently a well understood plant, nor is it native to or abundant in North America.

Edible flowers can be used to take your food presentation to the next level. We list 14 types of edible flowers and their flavor profiles in our blog!

Information on the health benefits, traditional uses, active ingredients and side effects of natural herbs for anxiety treatment and relief

For fans of The Language of Flowers (23k TCM) and Prick (6.8k TCM), this modern flower dictionary explores the hidden and powerful sentiments and symbolism of the most popular flowers