Participant smelling foraged linden leaf tea

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Our resident herbalist Lynn Shore showing St.

St. John's wort family (family Hypericaceae ) includes herbs and shrubs with yellow flowers and leaves that have numerous, often black, dots. Among this family we can find Hypericum perforatum...
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Foraging for mental health participants exploring…

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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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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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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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...
Image: Iines Råmark

Participant smelling foraged lime leaf tea

During our Foraging for mental health workshop

Lime leaves come from the Lime tree (Tilia europea). This tree will grow to up to 40 meters in height and when in bloom perfumes its whole neighbourhood. The honey from the flowers is regarded as one...

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