Who is that early spring beauty? Skunk Cabbage! — Bevin Clare
Skunk Cabbage! Native to Eastern North America, one if the earliest plants of spring is skunk cabbage, Symplocarpus foetidus. Known for its fetid odor and...
And she blooms and begins to drop petals in a single...
And she blooms and begins to drop petals in a single breath...Bloodroot greets us in early spring are the white and yellow...
Connecting through Time, Place, and Personal Reflection – The Herb Society...
By Beth Schreibman Gehring
Held in the gentle embrace of autumn, as the sun’s warm caress yields to the cool, crisp air, our natural world...
Zizyphus — Bevin Clare
Zizyphus always sounds like an adorable, oversized, fuzzy monster to me 😜 but it's a delicous, medicine fruit commonly consumed here in...
The Herb Society Announces a New Online Society Store
The Herb Society Announces a New Online Society Store
Do you like goji berries? — Bevin Clare
Do you like goji berries? Goji berries and the juice made from them have become popular the U.S., but they are actually...
“Open Sesame” – The Herb Society of America Blog
By Maryann Readal
Everyone is familiar with this famous quote from the ancient Arabic folktale, Ali Baba and the Forty Thieves, where Ali Baba uses...
Licorice compounds proposed as effective candidates for treatment of COVID-19
A recent Frontiers in Pharmacology journal study utilizes bioinformatics, molecular docking, and...
Guo Lao, “venerable national treasure” — Bevin Clare
Guo Lao, “venerable national treasure” is the nickname given to licorice (Glycerrhiza uralensis or G. glabra) because of its popularity and its ability to...
Milkweed Saves the Monarch Butterfly – The Herb Society of America...
By Norma Weinberg
All life forms need resources, and the three most important resources needed by monarchs in their annual cycle are: nectar from flowers...