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It’s a wonderful time to get out and about in nature and to see what you can find growing in the wild!
How about harvesting to make a nice refreshing cup of herbal tea?
There’s something wonderfully whimsical about wandering into nature, basket in hand, with the sun warming your shoulders and a gentle breeze carrying the scent of wildflowers.
Each step is a little adventure, as you spot cheerful chamomile, sprigs of mint, and delicate elderflowers peeking through the grass. With a smile, you gather only what you know is safe and familiar—no mysterious leaves allowed in this brew!
Back home, you steep your fragrant finds, letting the steam swirl with hints of earth and meadow, and sip your homemade herbal tea with the satisfaction of a gentle forager who’s brought a bit of the wild into their cup.
To add a bit of interest and colour to your brew, why not seek out some cornflower petals?
They not only look pretty, they could be benefiicial for your eyes!
In this edition of Herbs with Barbara we talk about knowledge.
If you are inspired to learn more about herbs and their culinary and medicinal uses, there’s never been a better time to join the Herb Society.
As a member, you’ll have access to a host of exclusive benefits including access to a valuable archive of trusted and verified knowledge gathered over the last 100 years.
And – that means you’ll be able to confidently go into the wild to gather ingredients for your herbal teas!
Right now, new members who sign up will receive a special Arnica gift set (worth £16.85) courtesy of Weleda.
You can sign up at The Herb Society Website.
Wildflowers & Herbal Tea Ian
Written by: Ian
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