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Good, Great, Gulp-able Ginger

January 16, 2023 The Herb Society of America
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Beer, beverage, beverages, Education, fermented drinks, Ginger, ginger ale, ginger beer, ginger bug, Herbs, medicinal, Recipes, webinar, webinars

by Pat Crocker Anti-emetic? Ginger root is used as a natural remedy for nausea and vomiting, which is why many...

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Holiday Herbal Cocktail Party

October 19, 2022 The Herb Society of America
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beverage, Education, Herb Society of America webinar, herbal cocktails, herbal mocktails, Herbs, special program, webinar

By Debbie Boutelier Join Debbie Boutelier for a new webinar on Thursday, October 20th, at 1 pm Eastern. See below...

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Olbrich Botanical Gardens’ Indigenous Garden

August 29, 2022 The Herb Society of America
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Education, food, Foraging, Gardening, herb garden, herb growing, Herbs, Ho-chunk, Indigenous, Indigenous garden, milkweed, native, Native American, native herbs, native plants, Olbrich Botanical Gardens, soup, sweetgrass, three sisters

by Erin Presley, Olbrich Botanical Gardens Horticulturist Especially in Olbrich’s Herb Garden, it’s vitally important that we grow, show, and...

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The Least I Can Say about Texas’ Native Bees

August 15, 2022 The Herb Society of America
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Bees, Education, Herbs, native, native bees, pollinator, pollinators, social bees, solitary bees, Texas

by Vicki Blachman, South Central District Member at Large There are over 20,000 bee species in the world.  Of those,...

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Herb of the Month – Lemon Balm – Medicine for the Plague and the Blues

August 1, 2022 The Herb Society of America
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Education, Herb of the Month, herbal lore, herbal medicine, Herbs, Hildegard von Bingen; Dioscorides;, holiday, lemon balm, medicinal

by Karen Cottingham Lemon balm, that delightfully lemony herb, has been used medicinally for centuries. The many beneficial properties of...

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Herbs with Anise-, Fennel-, and Licorice-Like Flavors

July 11, 2022 The Herb Society of America
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anise, Anise Hyssop, basil, chervil, culinary, dill, Education, fennel, food, French tarragon, Herbs, herbs similar to locorice, licorice, Mexican tarragon, sweet cicely

by Susan Belsinger Anise (Pimpinella anisum) Parts used: leaves and flowers; mainly seeds Chemistry: primarily (E)-anethole; germacrene D, beta-bisabolene and...

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HSA Webinar: Breeding Better Herbs

June 13, 2022 The Herb Society of America
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cultivars, desired traits, Education, Gardening, Herb, herb breeding, herb growing, Herbs, hybrids, Mint, mints, Plant Breeding, propagation, Rosemary, webinar

by Peggy Riccio

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HSA Webinar: Female Poisoners

May 9, 2022 The Herb Society of America
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books, Education, female poisoners, Giulia Tofana, Herbs, poison, The Lost Apothecary, webinar, Women

by  Sarah Penner Sherlock Holmes said it best in the 1945 movie, Pursuit to Algiers: “Poison is a woman’s weapon.”...

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BOOK REVIEW – The Artisan Herbalist by Bevin Cohen

April 14, 2022 The Herb Society of America
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artisan herbalist, Book review, books, Education, Gardening, grow herbs, herb growing, herbal how-to, Herbs, herbs online, oils, online course, online learning, salve, special program, tea, teas, Tinctures, Tips, use herbs

by Karen O’Brien Introducing the Herbs Online Learning Experience HSA is launching a new online course with Bevin Cohen, a...

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HSA Webinar: Tea Gardening with Camellia sinensis

March 21, 2022 The Herb Society of America
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beverage, Camellia sinensis, Education, Gardening, herb growing, Herbs, tea, tea garden, tea growing, webinar

by Christine Parks In 2005, we started our first tea garden here in the Piedmont region of North Carolina—including our...

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