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Book page Oct 17, 2007

Angelica (Angelica spp.) Non-Native

Angelica (Angelica spp.) Non-Native Parts used: Chinese angelica (Dong quai) (A. sinensis): rhizome, European angelica (A. archangelica): root and aeria…

Book page Oct 17, 2007

Alkanet (Anchusa officinalis) Non-Native

Alkanet (Anchusa officinalis) Non-Native Parts used: flowers, young leaves, root Medicinal and other uses: Flowers and young leaves can be added …

Book page Oct 17, 2007

Alder (red) (Alnus rubra) Non-Native

Alder (red) (Alnus rubra) Non-Native Parts used: bark, leaves Medicinal uses: As an astringent is often used as a mouthwash and gargle for tooth…

Book page Oct 17, 2007

Akebia (Akebia quinata) Non-Native

Akebia (Akebia quinata) Non-Native Parts used: fruit, stem, root Medicinal uses: In Chinese medicine the edible fruit is used with the stem to s…

Book page Oct 16, 2007

Agrimony (Agrimonia eupatoria) Non-Native

Agrimony (Agrimonia eupatoria) Non-Native   Parts used: aerial portions Medicinal uses: As an astringent in the treatment of external wounds, espec…

Book page Oct 16, 2007

Medicinal Plant Guide to TLC Farm

The following medicinal plants all grow in the Pacific Northwest, and can be found (somewhere) on the TLC farm.   We’ve taken on the joyous ta…

Story Oct 11, 2007

Thanks to Cornucopia sponsors, 2007!

First off, big thanks go out to Alexa Wiley, Aliah Farah, the Josh Cole Band and Ponderosa for their musical contributions, and to Will Suejcar for donating an …

Blog entry Oct 8, 2007

Honey Wine Making

Just a few yards away from the earthen plaster workparty, Gretchen was teaching 15 people about making your own honey wine! I walked into a very cozy yome (the…

Blog entry Oct 8, 2007

Plaster party

I love Saturdays at TLC Farm! This past Saturnday, a bunch of us gathered in the outdoor kitchen to put earthen plaster on the cob bench under the nearby cedar…

Blog entry Oct 8, 2007

Chop Wood

The little sayings about this one are true: Before enlightenment: chop wood, carry water. After enlightenment: chop wood, carry water. Wood will warm you…