Helping our honey bees survive
Ginny Clayton discovers that there are many herbs and plants in our gardens which will aid the survival of our endangered honey bee.
Tag: "herbs"
Jun 30, 2011 | 0 comments
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Endives & Chicories
by Ginny Clayton Chicories and endives are among the Italians’ favourite vegetables – they have been around for centuries and still cannot be surpassed for goodness. They are classed as a ‘bitter’ vegetable, which are types that we need to eat to keep healthy, along with the sweeter vegetables, and contain lots of vitamins and […]
Apr 18, 2011 | 0 comments
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The Amazing Way Herbs Work
By Ginny Clayton It never ceases to amaze me the way nature has found ways to put the herbal properties in plants. Here are some of the herbs with different ways the properties are found. Stevia (the sugar herb) is an easy one to start with- it is such a great help to people who […]
Mar 24, 2011 | 0 comments
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The home health kit in your garden! by Ginny Clayton
There is a huge interest now in the ancient ways of healing through herbs. Here are a few of the ways people cured themselves in the home from their gardens. Bergamot and catnip were very useful taken as teas with sage added as an extra for any aches and strains. Acne, just as much a […]
Nov 17, 2009 | 0 comments
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Tackling Flus With Homeopethy – “The 1918 flu epidemic treatment gave Homeopathy its public credibility”
The recession has brought a fresh look at how families treat illness and care for their health. Home gardens, nutritious foods and warmer homes are all part of staying healthy. However, there still remain the ups and downs of teething, fevers and ear infections, to name a few; that require immediate treatment.
Aug 06, 2009 | 0 comments
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