Schisandra berry is an adaptogen the builds energy reserves, increases resilience and benefits the whole body in a variety of ways. Learn all about the 5 flavored fruit and how you can incorporate it into your life.

Other episodes that relate to this topic include:

#12 Adaptogen Herbs for Stress Support & Schisandra

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The top 6 herbs that helped my family during the early cold and flu season plus thoughts about the wheel of the year, goals for 2023, and a story about my first relationships with plants.

The Healthy Herb podcast episodes that relate to this topic:

ep. 43 Winter home apothecary

ep. 39 Rose Hips

ep. 36 Elderberry

ep. 29 Elecampane

ep. 2 Linden

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Brighid and Dacia have an inspiring and informative conversation about foraging wild herbs through the seasons, making tasty herbal concoctions, and having a small herbal business. Yarrow, yellow dock, devil's club are a few herbs that are featured in the conversation.

Dacia Dailey is a wildcrafter, herbalist, and soapmaker.  She spends the majority of the year in the tobacco valley located in northwest Montana.  Her summer months are spent in an off-grid cabin on a remote island is southeast Alaska.  Dacia is passionate about wild food foraging and shares freely in the blog section of her website.  She is the woman behind Simply Josephine, a small business offering wildcrafted skin care products, handmade soap, and herbal extracts.

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Brighid Doherty and Kylee Foote talk about transpersonal herbalism, plant spirit medicine, Kylee's favorite herbs, and so much more!  Yarrow, rose, plantain, elecampane, goldenrod, and other herbs are highlighted in this conversation.  How to listen plants, plant-spirit journeys, product making, and the path of an herbalist are all discussed in this episode.

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Brighid and Harmonie talk about becoming an herbalist, making a product line, growing herbs, growing an herbal community, and producing an herbal publication.

Harmonie is a homesteading mama maker behind Flora's Feast Botanicals, organizer of the Plant Wonder Collective and editor of Botanical Anthology.  You can find her in the garden growing herbs, in the kitchen experimenting with plants, exploring nature with her daughter or with her nose in a book.

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Incorporating plants into children's education curriculum changes the world. Find out how, in this episode interview.

Jessie Lehson is the author of seasonal children’s books about the wheel of the year and nature. She is the director and founder of Watershed Public Charter School, a public school that uses the environment and the arts as a tool to connect and deepen student understanding and achievement. Ms. Lehson was previously the Director of Friends of Great Kids Farm, a working farm and Environmental Education campus owned by Baltimore City Public Schools. As a teacher, Lehson spent 15 years as a professor of sculpture, drawing and fibers. Ms. Lehson is a practicing environmental artist, passionate cook and maker, avid chicken keeper, and dabbler in homesteading. She is a Master Gardener and certified Permaculture Designer. She is a mother to two little boys who love nature.

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A conversation with Margaret Byrd about incorporating plant derived colors into art.  From hibiscus to aloe and usnea lichen to cabbage, plants offer a variety of colors that are incorporated into a variety of art forms.

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The breathtaking Pacific Northwest surrounding Seattle is where Margaret Byrd calls home, but her artistic praxis spans the globe with a ‘studio’ built on mobility and designed for her nomadic soul.  Graduating from the University of Montana with a BFA in Photography, she discovered her love of mixed media and installation along the way and continues to explore both artforms in her studio today.  Wanderlust has kept Margaret traveling extensively where vast landscapes and naturally derived colors have inspired her artistic focus and visual aesthetic.  Weaving her creativity into a daily practice, Margaret is currently working with organically dyed fibers and dreaming up her next site-specific installation project.  Margaret’s work has been selected for juried exhibitions in the Pacific Northwest, shown in gallery spaces in Mexico and California and purchased for both public and private permanent collections.   Returning to the lens in 2020 as a content creator, Margaret shares her creative journey on her YouTube channel, Margaret Byrd: Color Quest, to build a community celebrating organic color through hands-on tutorials and vlog-style content all about nature's palette. 

Julia Linsteadt, of A Farm to Keep, and Brighid have a lovely conversation about slow living, becoming an herbalist, making the most of the moment. Julia Linsteadt is the creative behind A Farm to Keep, where she shares recipes, projects, and inspiration for her readers to lead a slow, creative, and content life. She resides on a small farm in the hills of Northern California with her husband and two kids. Learn more at afarmtokeep.com.

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Learn all about the common garden weed chickweed. This is a nutrient dense wild food that is also medicinal in a variety of ways, from breaking up cysts, improving liver and lymph function, aiding weight loss routines, and supporting recovery from debilitated states. You can likely find it in your own backyard right now!

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Top 6 herbs that are good to have on hand during the cold and flu season and how to offer them to children.

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