Month: February 2023

Learn the many benefits of ashwagandha root and try a tasty whipped cream and elixir recipe!

These herb-infused alcohol recipes are delicious, simple to make, and a great way to use up herbs from your apothecary before they get old.

Infusions are an enjoyable method for savoring and receiving the benefits of herbs. In this blog, we are going to focus on what a cold infusion is, what herbs work best with this method, and how to make it.

This simple three-ingredient perfume recipe features the vanilla and tobacco notes of tonka beans, earthy vetiver, and sultry sandalwood.

Similar to wines, there is a wide array of flavor profiles found in green tea. From the region it is grown, to its harvest season and drying techniques, there are many factors that contribute to the flavor and balance of a tea. This helpful guide will help you choose tea based on your personal preferences.

This DIY soap nut liquid laundry soap is an inexpensive and zero-waste alternative to conventional laundry detergent. Great to have on hand, soap nuts are a multi-functional ingredient for the frugal and toxin-free household.

There is no way to fully know all the accomplishments and contributions people of color have made in the healing arts. This account of three folk herbalists of color from Appalachia only begins to account for the importance of healers of colors and the impact they have had on herbalism.

The landscaping at all Mountain Rose Herbs facilities focuses on three critical areas: native restoration, ecosystem impact mitigation and remediation, and aesthetic enhancement for the staff and community. Learn how we are incorporating this model into our new campus.

In cultures all over the world, herbalists have served many different social and cultural roles. In this article, you will learn about 7 ways you can practice and share herbalism within your community.