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Anonymous
To fulfill the assignment for Forum to start the course, I am looking forward to developing an appreciation of Burdock and Nettles (as well as a multitude of others). While I knew it had value, nettles has been something I grumble about when accidentally grabbing it around the irrigation pump or squeeze chute. I mainly knew about the burrs burdock produces. I generally find them in the livestock guardian dogs hair, horse manes and my socks. I was convinced their main method of propagation was to catch a ride on the calves that wander past, in search of new areas to start burdock colonies.
My wife had many medicinal and culinary herbs that I have managed to lose through neglect (with the exception of the Comfrey and Wormwood which even survived me). I am looking forward to re-establishing some of them, and discovering the vast array of native plants and trees that grow on this place.
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Dr. Patrick Jones
Welcome aboard Andy. You’ll find that most of the weeds, trees, and flowers on your place are good medicine. Have fun. :0)
Don't use herbs or combine herbs with medications or use them during lactation or pregnancy without talking with your healthcare provider.
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