Smelling yarrow

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Sadhbh O'Donnell

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Cooking with essential oils.

What does ylang ylang, orange blossom or rose essential oils taste like?

Do you know that about 70% of our taste comes from our nose? Our taste is basically nothing without our nose. In fact, have you ever noticed that when you catch a cold the food tastes different?
workshop: Mediamatic Biotoop Dijkspark

Foraging for Mental Health

7
Tem 2021
- with Lynn Shore

Did you know that many plants that grow in the city can help to boost your mood and support mental health? In this workshop Lynn Shore will take you on a mindful guided session around Dijkspark and...

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Picking mugwort

Mugwort, with the botanical name of Artemisia vulgaris , is said to have derived its common name from its traditional use, along other herbs (such as Ground Ivy), in the flavouring of drinks
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Picking marigold

Calendula officinalis, also known by the common name Marigold, has been known and used for medicinal properties since medieval times at least. It's important to notice that only the common deep...
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Foraging chamomile

One of the most well known medicinal plants in Europe. We use the flowers to make a calming infusion that might help with anxiety and coughing. Also it's being used with skin inflammations. At...
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Participant making notes on yarrow

During our Foraging for mental health workshop

Yarrow , or Achillea millefolium, is an edible plant with medicinal properties. In the Middle Ages it was thought to have subtle powers for wounds and help with mitigating fevers. Yarrow Tea is a...
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Participants tasting nettle seeds

During our Foraging for mental health workshop

The Nettle group, Urticaceae, is widely spread over the world and contains about 500 species, mainly tropical, though several, like the common Stinging Nettle, are found in temperate climates. Many...
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Nettles

During our Foraging for mental health workshop

The Nettle group, Urticaceae, is widely spread over the world and contains about 500 species, mainly tropical, though several, like the common Stinging Nettle, are found in temperate climates. Many...

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