Herbal Health Information

Three years ago just before we were about to walk 80 miles from Greenwich to Eastbourne along the Wealdway, our first ever long distance walk, I got s [...]

Rheumatism is a very similar condition to arthritis but affects muscles as well as joints. Sadly by the time Rheumatism sufferers come to see me they [...]

If someone said to you “name an English tree” the Oak would be the first one you would think of. It is so beautiful with large spreading b [...]

I found this on a walk in Pevensey Castle growing on the walls. Pellitory is rich in Sulphur, Calcium, Potassium, and other trace minerals. It has a s [...]

[...] An early spring walk near Old Heathfield, East Sussex. The day was beautiful, a little cold and windy (as you will be able to hear) but so exquisite. [...]

[...] Another very English tree loved by all conker playing experts. The nut and bark are the parts used medicinally. They [...]

[...] If someone said to you “name an English tree” the Oak would be the first one you would think of. It is so beautiful with large [...]

[...] Making your own Jasmine Oil is a really simple but rewarding thing to do. This video takes you through the steps of making [...]

Another very English tree loved by all conker playing experts. The nut and bark are the parts used medicinally. They contain hippoaesculin and other s [...]

[...] varieties and medicinals; showcases gardens from around the world; and tempts the palate with seasonal menus […] [...]

[...] and the herb with each new season. Each issue introduces readers to new herbs and fascinating herbal lore; provides tips on hard to grow varieties and medicinals; showcases gardens from around the [...]