Have you ever asked yourself what you can do with herbs after you’ve made tea, infused oils, tinctures, vinegars, and honeys? Here are some fun ways to upcycle the remaining plant material, often called the “marc,” into other fine uses and crafts.

The world of loose leaf tea is a magical and herbaceous place, find out why we prefer loose leaf when it comes to tea brewing.

Jiling and Guido discuss herbal medicine as a language, concentrating decoctions, an autumnal tonic herbal soup stock, and botanically-infused folklore for connecting with place.

Adding herbs and spices to an apple cider reduction syrup is a delicious way to bring more botanical support into your diet. Join us as jim mcdonald shares his special recipe with cardiovascular-supporting berries.*

While we love our pollinator friends, getting stung is a total drag! These simple natural remedies will help soothe the burning and itching associated with a sting. Included are ways to address a bee sting at home or in the wild!

LucretiaVandyke takes us around the globe for beauty secrets – from Asia to her family secrets from the mountains of North Carolina. This episode was recorded at the Summer 2022 Free Herbalism Project.

We are honored to announce that Mountain Rose Herbs has earned a Gold Stevie¨ Award for the Marketing Campaign of the Year in the retail category of The 2022 American Business Awards¨!

Herbalist, Tree Knowlton, walks us through her plant path and the ways Herbalists Without Borders Eugene makes herbal education and medicine accessible for the Eugene area and beyond.

jim mcdonald offers in depth information on the far reaching potential of the common and infinitely sustainable weed plantain. The audio from this podcast was prerecorded at the Summer 2022 Free Herbalism Project.

Learning a new language is easiest for children which is why teaching future generations the language of plants is especially important. These 9 activities will help the herbal explorers in your life connect, learn, and grow with the natural world around them.

Learn more about why we are in the process of shifting our procurement policies away from wild-harvested herbs in favor of cultivated ones whenever possible.

Beloved herbal educator and owner of the Columbines School of Botanical Studies, Howie Brounstein, joins us for Interviews on Herbal Radio.

In today’s interview, Jiling and Dr. Ferguson explore indigenous healing ways, culture as medicine, and reclaiming our connection with our first medicines.

Bloodroot is an herbal ally that has been with us for as long as anyone can remember. Learn how you can help support its bountiful future.

It is the small daily habits that truly add up to the biggest changes in our overall health and wellness. These ‰ÛÏinstant iced tea cubes‰Û turn a plain glass of water into flavorful cold tea in seconds and offer the opportunity to add vitamins, minerals, and beneficial compounds to your daily routine.

If you are looking for some unique wedding and party favor ideas that are affordable, easy to make in bulk, and error-proof, then you will enjoy these 10 sustainable gift ideas.

Join us for the inaugural episode of Interviews on Herbal Radio. We had the honor of talking with Susan Leopold, PhD, Executive Director of Untied Plant Savers.

This Mountain Rose Herbs aioli recipe uses extra virgin organic olive oil and organic grapeseed oil and features a little spicy twist of curry powder.

These two homemade deodorant recipes bring together the superpowers of witch hazel and essential oils to provide a quick and easy solution to body odor. Try the uplifting sweet orange and vetiver blend or the grounding cedarwood and juniper recipe to match your aromatic preferences.

Each step that we take and every river stone we turn has an impact. Here are nine ways that you can be good land stewards while hiking, biking, camping, and enjoying nature.

Explore scent descriptions and scent type grouping and find out how aroma notes work together in this podcast on aromatherapy blending basics with Christine Rice.

Drying our own herbs is an easy, deeply satisfying way to carry our summer bounty through the year. Learn the best ways to dry and store fresh herbs.

Shana Lipner Grover, clinical herbalist and educator, educates us on working with smoke as medicine.

Tahila Mintz is an indigenous Yaqui/ Jewish media maker, ancestral scribe, educator and community organizer. She is a Photographer, Medicine Carrier and Founder/ Executive Director of OJI:SDA’ Sustainable Indigenous Futures.

Knowing the actions and needs of constituents and which menstrua will extract and preserve them helps herbalists to craft effective remedies. Learn how to extract vitamins and minerals from plants so you can make nutritive preparations for your wellness routines.

For millennia, people have turned to nature to support healthy skin. These eight herbs have proven themselves to be some of our skin’s best allies.

This week’s episode is the audio recording from a filming session with author and natural beauty expert, Janice Cox, on homemade body care using herbal teas.

These vegetarian, vegan, and gluten free camping food recipes are perfect for day hikes, backpacking, or car camping. Grab the tent, let’s go!

Affordability is a real issue when it comes to health and wellness. Explore these 20+ effective recipes that you can make for $10 or less.

This week’s episode is an audio release from our virtual Spring Free Herbalism Project. Dr. Crystal Dawn Silas lectures on the microbiome and how to nourish it.

Black cohosh is a powerhouse herb known for helping with hot flashes and night sweats that go with menopause. Learn how you can help create a sustainable future for black cohosh.

This week’s episode is an audio release from our virtual Spring Free Herbalism Project. Mimi Hernandez leads us through the fragrant trio of lemongrass, lemon verbena, and lemon balm.

Carrier oils are key to many DIY herbal and aromatherapy recipes. Understanding how they are produced will help you choose the right oils for your goals.

In this rerelease, esteemed herbalist Rosalee de la Forêt will help us to look at the many gifts of some favorite spring flowers and learn precious wisdom from these ephemeral beings.

This year, Mountain Rose Herbs increased our paid incentives to carpool, bicycle, walk, and take public transportation to work. Learn how we are evolving and improving our Alternative Commute Program.

Linda and Jiling discuss the magic of native prairies, the little that remains, and what we can do about it. Walk the land with a greater appreciation for the food and medicine underfoot and all around.

Use this essential oil substitution list to discover recommended replacements for five of the most precious essential oils that we carry, such as lemon balm essential oil and Bulgarian rose essential oil.

If you love margarita night and you appreciate the sizzle of jalape̱os, we’ve got a margarita recipe for you!

Bath truffles are similar to bath bombs, but are generally smaller in size and contain rich natural body butters for added skin hydration. Learn how you can make your own homemade floral bath truffles.

When we’re caught up in summer fun, it’s easy to lose track of how long we’re in the sun. These 5 recipes offer relief when you’ve had too much sunshine.

The best quality dried botanicals have superior flavor, nutrient value, and food safety. Learn why product testing is key and how to test for freshness.

Join us for a rerelease of a virtual FHP lecture as Christine Rice from Mountain Rose Herbs covers aromatherapy and essential oil basics.

Acupuncturist, herbalist, and yoga teacher, Jiling Lin, reads her article titled “Traveling Teas” published in Mountain Rose Herbs’ newly released Spring 2022 Journal.

Every cooking oil has a unique composition that makes it better at some things than others. Learn how to choose the best oils for all of your culinary masterpieces.

Learn about the mighty amla tree and how its superfood status makes it a must-have staple for your home apothecary.

Savor this mouthwatering and plant-connected conversation with one of the leaders of our herbal community, Mimi Hernandez interviewed by Jiling Lin on this podcast episode of Tea Talks on Herbal Radio.

Knowing the actions and needs of constituents and which menstrua will extract and preserve them gives herbalists a clear view on pairing constituents with the correct medium to create effective remedies

Trillium plants are an age-old herbal ally and one of the most overharvested plants in the wild. Learn what you can do to preserve this beautiful plant so it can flower for many more years to come.

This week’s episode corresponds with a recently released blog post and YouTube video tutorial on how to make botanical incense and Free + Easy Wanderer recipe with Jiling Lin.

Explore this episode of Tea Talks with Jiling on Herbal Radio podcast, Self-Care as Community-Care with Emily Sanders, Founder & Director of Artemisia Academy.

When your hard-working body is in need of some comfort, reach for these easy DIY bath bombs with flowers for a self-care treat. Their beautiful aesthetic also makes for a practical and useful DIY gifts!

Create your own essential oil blends for diffusers, perfumes, and more. We hope this beginner’s guide to essential oil blending inspires you!

Herbal Radio’s Meet the Herbalist with Bevin Clare featuring Kat Maier, clinical herbalist, celebrated author, and director of Sacred Plant Traditions.

Shana Lipner Grover, clinical herbalist and educator, introduces us to two plants abundant throughout the Pacific Northwest, stinging nettle and poison oak.

Learn how to add more herbs to your diet with these easy-to-make herbal salt recipes.

When you’re having trouble focusing, this easy essential oil blend paired with gentle movement can be just the trick to get your mind back on track.

Try this herbal remedy made with passionflower, lavender, and valerian when you have circular thoughts and you need a way to rebalance your mind and body.

Join us for Susan Leopold’s lecture on The Work of the United Plant Savers: Why Sustainable Herb Sourcing Matters. This release from Susan’s 2016 Free Herbalism Project talk remains vitally relevant today.

Explore 10 underused herbs that are little-known but wonderful substitutes for more popular herbal allies. These uncommon herbs are sure to spark your herbal curiosity.

Join Howie Brounstein and Steven Yeager as they dive deep into the aromatic world of valerian in this entertaining and informative presentation from the Fall 2021 Free Herbalism Project.

Interested in herbalism, but don’t know where to begin? Build your herbalism starter kit with this guide to beginner-friendly herbs, supplies, and more.

Learn how to make homemade herb infused honey in this week’s podcast episode with Maria Noel Groves, herbalist, author, and owner of Wintergreen Botanicals.

Learn about the most common fixatives for natural perfume and how to use fixatives for DIY aromatherapy blending.

Learn how to make homemade herb infused oils and skin salves in this week’s podcast episode with Maria Noel Groves, herbalist, author, and owner of Wintergreen Botanicals.

Explore this episode of Tea Talks with Jiling on Herbal Radio podcast, Building Botanical Relationships with Suzanne Tabert, Director of Herbal Education at Cedar Mountain Herb School.

Explore the benefits of stinging nettle in this herbal deep dive. Learn all there is to know about nettle leaf and nettle root with links to safe harvesting practices and recipes such as nettle tea.

Learn how to properly season your cast iron skillet, how to choose the best oil to season cast iron, and how to make a DIY cast iron conditioner.

Explore the unsung herbal heroes of immunity with Shana Lipner Grover, clinical herbalist and educator, from her Free Herbalism Project talk in Fall 2021.

Learn more about osha and how you can help take pressure off this important, at-risk herbal ally.åÊ

People have been utilizing aromatic bitters for thousands of years as digestive aids. Make your own digestive bitters or cocktail bitters with this easy recipe.

Listen along with jim mcdonald, herbalist and wildcrafter, as he explores the topic of Energetics of Aphrodisiacs Pt. 2. Originally recorded at the Mountain Rose Herbs’ Free Herbalism Project in 2014.

This breastfeeding snack recipe is a great source of protein and fiber and has no single-use packaging!

Listen along with jim mcdonald, herbalist and wildcrafter, as he explores the topic of Energetics of Aphrodisiacs. Originally recorded at the Mountain Rose Herbs’ Free Herbalism Project in 2014.

Earth Medicines: Ancestral Wisdom, Healing Recipes, and Wellness Rituals from a Curandera is now available! Learn more about the author Felicia Cocotzin Ruiz.

Check out this episode of Tea Talks with Jiling on Herbal Radio podcast, where she is joined by Felicia Cocotzin Ruiz, indigenous foods activist and traditional medicine maker.

Eight tips for buying and using essential oils. Covering some of the most frequently asked questions about essential oils.

Explore the benefits and uses of blackberry with Shana Lipner Grover, clinical herbalist and educator, at Mt. Pisgah Arboretum in Eugene, Oregon.

Learn from Sue Sierralupe about Occupy Medical and street herbalism, recorded at the 2014 Free Herbalism Project and rereleased on Herbal Radio from Mountain Rose Herbs.

Learn how to make traditional Mexican tortillas with a nutritious twist!

Natural remedies for winter wellness are easy to make and handy to keep around for those moments when our immune systems need a little extra support.

Discover your new favorite elderberry syrup recipe and learn pro tips from Dr. Tieraona Low Dog on Herbal Radio, Mountain Rose Herbs’ podcast.

Sip wellness support with this DIY chai blend with astragalus, an adaptogenic, immuno-supportive root with a sweet flavor to complement warming spices!

How can seaweed become certified organic, why it’s important, and what that process looks like.

In this episode of the Tea Talks with Jiling on Herbal Radio podcast, we hear from 7Song on Wildcrafting, Teaching & Practicing Integrative Healthcare.

If you’re struggling with seasonal blues, combine this simple herbal extract blend with healthy doses of natural light to make winter a little easier.

Join Erika Galentin for insights into Aroma, Psyche, and Body: Creating New Narratives, recorded for the Free Herbalism Project and now available on Herbal Radio, Mountain Rose Herbs’ podcast.

Learn how herbs can assist athletes in meeting their fitness and training goals. With variations on an herbal endurance blend, including a mushroom spice latte that will give you a morning jumpstart, these herbs can make a difference!

Try out this Vegan Sesame Poke Bowl with Seaweed recipe that uses marinade and baked tempeh, a great source of protein.

Guido Masé, clinical herbalist, educator, and garden steward, shares Herbal Folklore: Tales of the Forest Spirits of Italy on Herbal Radio, Mountain Rose Herbs’ podcast.

Make your own East Asian Medicine Die Da Jiu liniment and keep this topical preparation handy to meet the inevitable slings and arrows of an active life.

Herbal Radio’s Meet the Herbalist with Bevin Clare explores the topic of food sovereignty with Leah Penniman, Co-Director and Farm Manager of Soul Fire Farm.

Guisepi Spadafora traveled the United States for more than a decade offering free tea to friends and strangers alike from Edna Lu the Free Tea Bus. Listen and enjoy!

Procurement is more than relationship building. A good buyer takes into consideration the whole picture, from geological happenings to the quality of the final product, and everywhere in between.

Learn about the history, benefits, and uses of one of the most beloved and versatile herbs, lemon balm.

Find DIY gift inspiration with this DIY gift guide, complete with a FREE gift tag template. Choose from over 50 homemade gift ideas for foodies, herbalists, essential oil lovers, and natural product enthusiasts.

Enjoy Part 2 of Community Herbalism: Cultivating Connections with Rosemary Gladstar recorded at the Free Herbalism Project in 2013 and rereleased on Herbal Radio.

Herbal Radio rereleases Part 1 of Community Herbalism: Cultivating Connections with Rosemary Gladstar recorded at the Free Herbalism Project in 2013.

Create homemade natural mouthwashes to avoid the artificial coloring, flavors, preservatives, and harmful ingredients found in commercial mouthwashes.

We work with BRING’s Rethink Business Program. They are helping businesses weave justice, equity, diversity, and inclusion (J.E.D.I.) into workplaces

Learn how to grow your own sprouts at home using a sprouting screen and delicious organic alfalfa seeds.

On this episode of Herbal Radio’s Meet the Herbalist with Bevin Clare, we’re joined by Denise Cusack, clinical herbalist, aromatherapist, and bee-whisper.

It’s time to start thinking about holiday cookies. This chai spice oatmeal cookie recipe with a vegan option is definitely one to add to the cookie plate.

How to use companion planting for natural pest management and to grow a bountiful garden in any size space.

Fizzing lavender bath powder is a wonderful way to pamper yourself and also an easy, much appreciated holiday gift for friends and family.

Abbey Rodriguez and Jennifer Kurdyla, co-authors of “Root and Nourish: An Herbal Cookbook for Women’s Wellness,” share how to incorporate plant medicine into everyday life through food and self-care.

Ginger has a long history of assisting with digestive function and making a tasty addition to food and beverages. Learn more about ginger root’s healthful qualities.

Shawn Donnille, Mountain Rose Herbs’ owner and CEO, sits down for an interview on The Holistic Herbalism Podcast to discuss sustainable sourcing and much more.

Slippery elm bark has been used for thousands of years for a variety of health issues. Learn more about this powerful demulcent.

Whether you’re planning your holiday cookie tray or just craving a cookie, this easy gluten-free forgotten cookie recipe with yaupon tea is a must-try.

Shana Lipner Grover, clinical herbalist and educator, brings the oak woodland of Mt. Pisgah Arboretum in Eugene, Oregon alive with the historical uses of oak bark and acorns.

DIY cutting board oil made with organic, shelf-stable fractionated coconut MCT oil is easy and inexpensive, so you can say goodbye to petroleum-based mineral oil!

Mountain Rose Herbs sat down to interview Jeff Moyer, Chief Executive Officer at Rodale Institute, to discuss the link between soil health and human health.

Learn how to make homemade wax melts and find a pumpkin spice blend recipe for aromatherapy.

Homemade dog treats are easy to make and with herbal powders, they can have a calming effect.

The difference in a company and a brand comes down to permanence. Read what the Mountain Rose Herbs CEO has to say about balancing growth and ethics.

Herb-infused vinegar is fragrant and versatile. Learn about lavender and rosemary infused vinegar to be used for cooking, cleaning, and body care from herbalist and author, Kami McBride.

Learn how to make a warming low-alcohol cocktail with herbal tinctures. (Hot and cold variations!)

Get the best mushroom extract benefits by doing an easy double extraction to capture both water soluble and alcohol soluble constituents.

Join clinical herbalist and educator, Shana Lipner Grover, on a walk around Mt. Pisgah Arboretum to learn about the benefits and uses of Oregon Grape.

Enjoy warm nourishing soups loaded with hearty Traditional Chinese Medicinal (TCM) herbs to transition into the restful yin seasons of autumn and winter

Add gentle, soothing herbs to your baby’s bathwater to offers skin nourishing comfort and scents your baby will associate with safety and peace.

Learn how to make simple, homemade chocolate with organic cacao, peanut butter, maca and bee pollen – all for less than store-bought chocolate.

This vegan and gluten-free dessert hummus is a healthy option for those looking for a tasty treat or snack.

Enhance bath time with this grounding forest-themed bath bomb recipe, it’s a great way to practice self-care.

Lisa Ganora is a Wise Woman community herbalist, researcher in phytochemistry, and seasoned herbalism instructor. She has authored several books including Herbal Constituents, 2nd Ed.

Find tips and recipes to help you condition your scalp and prevent dry, flaky skin and dandruff.

Studies show that good oral hygiene improves overall wellness. Check out some easy recipes and extra tips for creating your very own DIY toothpaste and natural mouthwash!

Learn 10 tips for starting and running a business in the natural products sector.

Linda Conroy dedicates her life to connecting with the green world. She is a practicing herbalist and avid forager, providing herbal education, workshops, apprenticeships, individual consultations, and small-batch herbal products.

Learn how to make Smreka, a traditional Bosnian drink made from fermented juniper berries.

Doctor Ingrid Bauer, MD bridges conventional and alternative medical paradigms to expand access to holistic healthcare.

Get Dr. Tieraona Low Dog’s pro tips for making elderberry syrup, a popular herbal folk remedy for supporting immune health during the sniffle season.

When the weather turns hot, a refreshing highball cocktail made with cooling herbal tea is our summer drink of choice.

Learn how to make a refreshing ginger beer with a hops simple syrup.

Here, you will learn about Rudbeckia occidentalis, commonly called Western Cone Flower.

Join botanically inclined herbalists Howie Brounstein and Steven Yeager as they again venture out to the lava beds in the middle elevation zones of the Western Cascades. This time you will learn about Ceanothus velutinus, commonly called Red Root or Sticky Laurel.

Learn how to preserve your garden bounty with this quick pickle recipe and find a recipe for homemade pickling spice.

Looking for new reads for the body, kitchen, and home? Here are our favorite botanical books, there’s something here for everyone!

Make easy homemade dog shampoo and give your budget and the planet a break while providing your canine friend(s) with a soothing natural shampoo.

Enjoy a rich conversation on approaching western herbs from East Asian medicine perspectives, using botanical analogues in commerce as substitutes for popular at- risk wild plants, sustainable and accessible herbalism, and the adventurous twists and turns of a botanically- inspired life.

Good sleep habits are linked to a whole variety of wellness goals. Learn what essential oils help with sleep and relaxation.

Smoke cleansing is beautiful and empowering. Explore history and herbal allies to avoid cultural appropriation and closer to your genuine self.

Learn why we have a certified aromatherapist on staff and hear what she says about aromatherapy education, certification, essential oil blending, etc.

Althea will talk about the vital role that we all can play in bringing knowledge of plants back into the mainstream.

Create a beautiful berry ginger mocktail with cooling herbal allies to beat the heat.

Learn how to make cold-brewed coffee, along with three herb-inspired additions.

Poaching fruit in herbal infusions adds depth and more flavor possibilities. Try these spiced cherries for an energizing breakfast.

In today’s episode of Meet the Herbalist with Bevin Clare, we’re joined by the one and only jim mcdonald.

Learn wellness tips from Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) to stay healthy during the spring months. Exercise, fresh foods, nervines, aromatics, and bitters can help support us transition through this season.

Here, you will learn about Castilleja, commonly called Paintbrush.

Learn how to create a spiritual experience by using the energy and wisdom of the forest.

Jiling discusses spices and health, accessibility in herbalism, and supporting the viability of herbalism as a career path with herbalist and world traveler Bevin Clare.

Make your own effective DIY spray cleaner that is also safe for your beautiful marble or granite counters. This recipe is easy and saves you money.

Learn how to support digestion and the microbiome through diet.

Blending essential oils can seem like a challenging task until you learn the basics of top, middle, and bottom notes and how to harmoniously combine them.

In today’s episode of Meet the Herbalist with Bevin Clare, we get to hear from Lucretia VanDyke.

Learn which questions to ask and what signs to look for at your local farmers’ market to ascertain sustainable and organic farming methods.

Try your hand at these fun DIY recipes that add a sustainable twist to commonly used personal care products.

Learn how to make a basic unscented massage oil, how to make massage oils with essential oils, and find a soothing massage oil recipe for sleep.

Blend along with Christine as she makes a unique scent using the oils in our Classic Essential Oil Kit.

Learn how to make 5 simple skin care recipes with green tea.

Here, you will learn about Phacelia, also known as Scorpionweed.

This easy DIY herbal diaper ointment brings the herbal powers of calendula, comfrey, and Oregon grape to the fight against moisture and bacteria.

Today’s episode is with Jiling Lin. She reads her article “Fruiting Beauty” from the inaugural Mountain Rose Herbs journal!

It’s normal in the first weeks of nursing to experience soreness and inflammation. Make an easy DIY nipple cream to support your nipples.

Today’s episode is an excerpt from our spring online Free Herbalism Project hosted on April 8, 2021. 

Happy Spring! In this presentation we’ll be looking at the many gifts of some favorite spring flowers and learn some wisdom from these ephemeral beings.

Learn how easy and fun it is to blend essential oils for use in botanical perfumes! This is one of the ways that we can incorporate pure oils into our daily lives.

Homemade bathroom cleansers for the sustainability minded.

Expand your selfcare routine by pampering your feet with a homemade, herbal foot bath.

There’s nothing like the soothing comfort of an old-fashioned herbal sitz bath to ease lower-body soreness and fatigue. Create a sitz bath in your own tub.

Today’s episode is an excerpt from our spring online Free Herbalism Project hosted on April 8, 2021.

Smreka is a simple and delicious fermented beverage from Bosnia. All you need to make it is juniper berries, water, and a bit of time.

Here, you will learn about the Blackcap Raspberry (Rubus leucodermis), one of Steven’s favorite Pacific Northwest berries and a good astringent ally.

In today’s episode of Meet the Herbalist with Bevin Clare, we get to hear from Jiling Lin, L.Ac., an Earth-centered acupuncturist, herbalist, and yoga teacher.

Our friends at Mount Pisgah Arboretum have been challenged by climate change impacts on native Douglas fir trees throughout the park. Learn more about how they are listening to the land to understand the impact of climate change.

In today’s episode, you’ll learn about the botany of manzanita (Arctostaphylos), an astringent ally.

In today’s episode of Meet the Herbalist with Bevin Clare, we’re joined by the one and only Rosemary Gladstar.

Join Shawn Donnille, CEO and owner of Mountain Rose Herbs, as he talks about how environmental principles are ingrained in every facet and aspect of the company, even in the customer service department where our industrial printers use soy-based vegetable wax inks and where we take recycling very seriously.

In today’s episode of Meet the Herbalist with Bevin Clare, we get to hear from Indy Srinath, an educator, permaculturist, and global forager.

Join Christine Rice from Mountain Rose Herbs as she covers aromatherapy and essential oil basics.

Join Shawn Donnille, CEO and owner of Mountain Rose Herbs, as he talks about how we work to protect and nurture the wildlife around our West Eugene facilities.

Cocoa absolute is a solvent extraction from Theobroma cacao beans.

Also called a sparrow hawk, the kestrel is the smallest and most common falcon in North America.

On today’s special episode, join the talented Johanna Warren near her home in Wales for a private concert.

In today’s episode you’ll learn all about the highly revered cosmopolitan herb yarrow (Achillea millefolium).

Join Dr. Glen Nagel, the herbal wise guy, to learn about herbs that make effective demulcents—those cooling, soothing “slimes” that come from plants and can be used for hot, dry, or irritated mucus membranes.

In today’s episode, you’ll learn all about the beautiful, astringent wild rose.

In today’s episode, you’ll learn about the botany of wild valerian (Valeriana sitchensis).

In today’s episode of Meet the Herbalist with Bevin Clare, we get to hear from Dr. Crystal Dawn.

Clary Sage is one of the most versatile and beloved essential oils on the market!

Join botanically inclined herbalists Howie Brounstein and Steven Yeager as they venture along on a plant walk through the middle elevation woods of the Western Cascades.

Mountain Rose Herbs sponsors five rescued raptors at the Cascades Raptor Center in Eugene, Oregon.

In today’s episode of Herbal Radio, join host Bevin Clare as she interviews Brandon Ruiz.

Dr. Glen Nagel came by to teach us how to make homemade root beer with immune-supporting, healthy ingredients like burdock, ginger, and astragalus.

Mountain Rose Herbs sponsors five rescued raptors at the Cascade Raptor Center in Eugene, Oregon.

This episode was recorded at the event ‘Planting the Future: Medicinal Plant Conservation in the Driftless Region’ hosted by United Plant Savers on August 12, 2017 in Wisconsin. 

Learn all about bitters from herbalists Howie Brounstein and Steven Yeager, co-owners of the Columbines School of Botanical Studies in Eugene, OR. 

Sit a spell with herbalist troubadour, Doug Elliott, as he shares the legend of the first strawberries, and sings a strawberry pickin’ song that will keep you humming all day.

Mountain Rose Herbs’ aromatherapist Christine Rice talks all about lavender essential oil. You’ll learn about the scent, constituents, blending recommendations and more!