The bestselling author of The Hedgerow Handbook and Foraging With Kids shows us how to gather and use traditional herbs to boost wellbeing and scatter a little magic over our lives. Discover the ancient Nine Herbs Charm and learn to create your own!
Forage in the footsteps of the witches who gathered plants for the medieval Nine Herbs Charm, and explore the traditional powers of the herbs all around you to boost wellbeing.
Divided into three parts, this book first reminds us of the wonder of the Nine Herbs Charm (also known as the Lacnunga) – the herbs that were most useful for medicine, food and magic in the early medieval period. Author Adele then constructs her own version of the charm with common herbs used today. In part three, readers can create their own nine herb charms from a long list of herbs, fungi and mosses, all with their uses listed too.
Part 1: The Nine Herbs Charm: Discover the original nine herbs: mugwort, broad-leafed plantain, betony, shepherds purse, chamomile, stinging nettle, crab apple, chervil and wild thyme.
Part 2: The Modern Nine Herbs Charm: The charm updated for modern magic: parsley, sage, rosemary, thyme, fennel, rosemary, ground elder, wild mint and oregano.
Part 3: Make Your Own Nine Herbs Charm: Select your own nine herbs to create the charm that works for you.
This book offers a fun new way to explore foraging and the use of herbs, discovering little-known treasures along the way, along with their uses, their history and cultivation tips too.
Adele Nozedar is the author of books including The Hedgerow Handbook, Foraging with Kids and The Tree Forager. She runs her own foraging school in the Brecon Beacons and is the only forager from Wales to be in the Lonely Planet! She is an ambassador for both The Herb Society and The Slow Food Movement; she has worked with Chatsworth gardeners to future-proof their grounds in view of global warming; she has worked with the Garden Museum for seven years as a forager and she is a regular at Hay Festival and Green Man Festival.
For more information, visit: breconbeaconsforaging.com
The bestselling author of The Hedgerow Handbook and Foraging With Kids shows us how to gather and use traditional herbs to boost wellbeing and scatter a little magic over our lives. Discover the ancient Nine Herbs Charm and learn to create your own!
Forage in the footsteps of the witches who gathered plants for the medieval Nine Herbs Charm, and explore the traditional powers of the herbs all around you to boost wellbeing.
Divided into three parts, this book first reminds us of the wonder of the Nine Herbs Charm (also known as the Lacnunga) – the herbs that were most useful for medicine, food and magic in the early medieval period. Author Adele then constructs her own version of the charm with common herbs used today. In part three, readers can create their own nine herb charms from a long list of herbs, fungi and mosses, all with their uses listed too.
Part 1: The Nine Herbs Charm: Discover the original nine herbs: mugwort, broad-leafed plantain, betony, shepherds purse, chamomile, stinging nettle, crab apple, chervil and wild thyme.
Part 2: The Modern Nine Herbs Charm: The charm updated for modern magic: parsley, sage, rosemary, thyme, fennel, rosemary, ground elder, wild mint and oregano.
Part 3: Make Your Own Nine Herbs Charm: Select your own nine herbs to create the charm that works for you.
This book offers a fun new way to explore foraging and the use of herbs, discovering little-known treasures along the way, along with their uses, their history and cultivation tips too.
Author
Adele Nozedar is the author of books including The Hedgerow Handbook, Foraging with Kids and The Tree Forager. She runs her own foraging school in the Brecon Beacons and is the only forager from Wales to be in the Lonely Planet! She is an ambassador for both The Herb Society and The Slow Food Movement; she has worked with Chatsworth gardeners to future-proof their grounds in view of global warming; she has worked with the Garden Museum for seven years as a forager and she is a regular at Hay Festival and Green Man Festival.
For more information, visit: breconbeaconsforaging.com
