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Herbs & Herbalism
In days past women relied on simple wisdom, common sense, and pantries well-stocked with herbs to help their families with common ailments. With few exceptions, these herbal remedies were made from plants and herbs that grew in the kitchen garden or were gathered in fields and woods. People are again becoming aware of the importance of returning to the use of whole foods and healthy herbs in their lives. Here you can explore the natural world of plants & herbs to help you live a simpler and healthier life.
Does Any of this Sound Familar?
When wanting to learn about herbs, it can feel impossible to know where to begin. There are thousands of books and websites. There are even more herbs and preparations. How do you know where to start learning or which herb to use?
The Outdoor Apotheca eliminates the overwhelm and makes learning about herbs simple. We believe that everyone should have access to the beneficial herbs that grow around them. There is no need to buy expensive supplements when you already have a powerful apothecary in your own kitchen, garden, or even in your yard.

Milkweed: Identifying, Harvesting and Preparing this Delicious Edible Weed
Milkweed is a favorite wild spring edible, tasting like asparagus! Learn to identify, harvest sustainably, and prepare it. Be cautious of toxic look-alikes.

Wildcraft a Feast of Invasive Edible Weeds: 25 Recipes
I’ve gathered twenty-five recipes from people around the country who are using wild edible weeds in ways that will surprise and delight you.

8 Amazing Benefits Of Rosehip Oil for Your Face Plus DIY Moisturizer Recipe
Discover 8 amazing benefits of rosehip oil for your face that will make you want to create this incredible DIY moisturizer.

Fire Cider for Incredible Seasonal Immune Support
Fire cider, a tonic of apple cider vinegar infused with herbs, veggies, and hot peppers, supports the immune system through cold and flu season.

Autumn Olive Berries: An Amazing Superfood
Discover the wonders of Autumn Olive Berries in this blog post. Learn how to identify, harvest, and use these versatile berries for teas, jellies, and health benefits.

10 Simple Herbal Tea Recipes for Wintertime Support
This blog post will provide you with delicious herbal tea recipes that are specially designed to help you feel energized and refreshed during the colder months.

Amazing Homemade Salve Recipe for Beginners
Discover how to make an easy homemade salve recipe using natural ingredients known for their protective and soothing qualities. Try this amazing recipe today!

Goldenrod Tea: The Magic of a Joyful Ritual
Feeling overwhelmed or stressed? Brew some goldenrod tea! Its uplifting qualities and sunny yellow color can bring joy to your day. Discover how to make this liquid joy today!

Wild Harvesting – 5 Easy to Find Fall Edibles
This blog post guides you through fall wild harvesting, highlighting edible and medicinal plants available and essential tools for your foraging adventures.

Easy DIY Mason Jar Herb Garden
Growing your own herbs is a great way to save money and have access to fresh, organic produce year-round. This craft uses common household items and can be done in as little as one day!

Goldenrod vs Ragweed: One Benefits Pollinators, One Causes Allergies
Goldenrod vs ragweed. One attracts pollinators and one causes allergies. Know the difference!

Surprising Jewelweed Plant: Identification, Uses, and Benefits
Find out what jewelweed plant is (AKA Touch-me-not), how to identify it in the wild or in your garden, and some of its many medicinal uses.

Amazing Saint John’s Wort Plant: Identification, Benefits, Uses
This article discusses the identification, benefits, and uses of Saint John’s wort plant Also discussed are how to use this medicinal plant in your own herbal medicine.

How to Make an Herbal Tincture: Plus 2 Easy Recipes
A great way to preserve these herbs for use throughout the year is to start making herbal tinctures. Through this article, you will learn the ins and outs of how to make an herbal tincture.Â

Easy Honeysuckle Wine Recipe: One Gallon
Summer is the time that I most love for making flower wines like this easy recipe for honeysuckle wine. It’s subtle and delicious and totally captures the essence of summer.
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