Man Oh Day! Starting a new year has never been so welcome. Although I'm writing this on the Solstice, in magazine-land, we are now in January, and have been since the beginning of November! We all know that 2021 is going to be a rough year, but there is the sense that we can see the light at the end of the tunnel. 2020 was a long, long, long year.
Enough of that! We have a wonderful issue to start this year. Lots of recipes, remedies and garden ideas wait inside these pages.
You can get a SINGLE COPY or SUBSCRIBE for a year. Subscriptions come with and addition 6 "Essential Extras" which are smaller things that may be a handful of great pages, a video, puzzles - whatever we have - and you'll hear from us every month; 6 magazines and 6 Essential Extras (exclusive for subscribers only).
We are still shipping for the time being, but the mail service has really been hobbled. So... if you need to be sure your gift arrives, consider sending a subscription!
Cover, Maryanne Schwartz
Read about how Maryanne arrived at this artwork.
Field Notes, Tina Sams
The hodge-podge of existing in the time of COVID
Don’t Leave the Lemongrass Leaves, Alicia Allen
Don't toss those fragrant leaves!
Make a lemongrass ring for seasoning, or potpourri!
Garden Journaling, Kathy Musser
Keeping track of every little thing that makes your garden grow.
Love-inspired DIY Recipes, Jessicka Nebesni
Bath bombs, body scrub, and massage oil - oh my!
Boneset & Peppermint and Super-Hot Tea, Jenel Schaffer
How to make a really good cup of tea, and a recipe for
Boneset and Peppermint tea.
Tools Every Gardener Should Have, J.L. Davidson
Gather your garden tools while ye may!
Winter Mood Booster Herbs, Marcy Lautanen-Raleigh
A few helpful herbs for the dark months, and a lovely recipe.
Ginger Root Syrup with Lemon and Althaea Root, Marci Tsohonis
Complete instructions to make this delicious and useful syrup.
The Perfect Trio for Recovery, Bri Martinez
Step by step herbs to revive you after the flu.
Lotion Making, Rebekah Bailey
A little more complicated than salve because liquid is added
to the mix. Everything you need to get started including recipes!
Simple Self-Care Rituals, Stillroom Style, Catherine Ann Love
Favorite herbs for drinking (tea) or bathing (tea)
The Benefits of Bay Laurel, Kristine Brown RH(AHG)
All about Bay Laurel, and how to make a tea, oil,and syrup.
15 Tips for Starting Your Own Seeds, Marcy Lautanen-Raleigh
It really will be time to get started before you know it!
Dutsi 5 Lums (5 Nectars Bath), Nashalla G. Nyinda TMD Menpa
From the Lums (bath or compress) chapter in the Tibetan Medical
tradition, complete instructions.
Be sure to check it out and visit our website to read several samples (links at the bottom of the homepage), not to mention all the books and herbal items that are just waiting for you!
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