Herbal Remedy Gardens: 38 Plans for Your Health & Well-Being
Posted on April 9th, 2010 by admin
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using simple organic gardening techniques, anyone can grow a healing garden of more than 20 medicinal plants such as garlic, dill, peppermint, and Echinacea. The reader will also find recipes, tips for using herbs, and garden plans tailored to the specific health needs.
Herbal Remedy Gardens: 38 Plans for Your Health & Well-Being
This practical guide to the cultivation of healthy herbs includes 20 specific plans for things such as cold and flu Gardens, heart health, medicine cabinet, window skin care, first aid, hair care, the relaxation garden, and much more. Recipes – Culinary and medicines – are included with each type of garden.
The book begins with an overview of medicinal herbs, their uses, precautions and education and guidance of harvest. The “Snapshot” box directs readers to the garden (always multiple) of the plant is used, so you can see what complete and how the plant is used. Tables
include specific plant care and propagation tips and uses in the garden to attract and repel bugs. Byers includes the basics on getting started, garden maintenance and harvesting, but the heart of this book is the use of herbal practice. Byers concludes with a chapter also appreciates and practice on wild herbs, meaning that weeds.
Rating: 5 / 5
I have been interested in herbs and herbal gardens for years. Many books explain the uses for plants, but fewer have fantastic garden patterns and detailed instructions for growing herbs. Medicinal plants are a good thing to use, I grew up with them. I just was not quite sure how to go about choosing plants, planting, etc. I am not a gardener. It is perfect for those of us who know the grass (if it does not give you many interesting recipes and details of the use, as well), but you want the practical details as well.
Rating: 5 / 5
This book is everything I hoped it would. I love the breakdown and categorization in this book. He grows herbs is easy for us, even beginners. A book absolutely great!
Rating: 5 / 5
I bought this book for my mother for Christmas this year. Of course, I had to take a peak. I was really impressed. Each garden is a specific “bad” or “help”. Then, each garden is presented in two versions: standard and container. Then, in the same chapter, the recipes are offered to use herbs. I only had a brief look at the book, but from what I saw, I told him I was going to order my own so I did not have to share. She said she would start her herb garden this summer. Can not wait to see how they come out or to have my own book to fully explore.
Rating: 5 / 5
I love this book! It offers different types of herbs to grow for a variety of ailments, how to grow, how to build the garden to make it attractive, what to expect with different types of herbs, how to preserve them , recipes for using them, etc. If you are looking to grow your own natural pharmacy, this book will show you how from beginning to end. Highly recommended!
Rating: 5 / 5