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What Are You Grateful For?

I’m grateful for herbs, and I’m grateful for those who take the time to read this!

My herb that got me started in herbalism to which I’m eternally grateful for is Ground Ivy, and I’ve shared about that before. You can read about that here.

Here’s a new herb monograph on an herb I’m most grateful for! Blue Vervain. It is my favorite nervine.

Download your Blue Vervain Monograph Here

In the Spirit of the season check out this blog by a friend of mine on Radical Gratitude: https://www.doffandpivot.com/p/radical-gratitude?utm_campaign=post&utm_medium=web

And this video by Herbalist Steven Horne on Being Grateful in All Things. https://youtu.be/bcEIyhSxGus?si=sh06C6PM4zxTdIqz

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