New Native Nation Herbs

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Tribute to Gladys Tantaquidgeon - Herbologist, Anthropologist, Author, Archivist, MedicineWoman, Mohegan

North American Plant Biomes
with tree i.d. links

Central Region Seedling ID Guide for Native Prairie Plants
downloadable pdf

Flora of the Northwest Weed/Wild Plant Guide
Southeastern USA
Plants in the Northeast
from Native Tech
Wild Plants
by region, state or province
Herb Gallery
at altnature.com

Wild
Mushroom

Photo
Guide
and Fact
Sheet

Dave Fischer's
North American
Mushroom Basics


Can You Identify the Flowers Quiz

Field Guide to Wildflowers

Wildflower Identification Quiz

Don't Fear the Forest; five species of rash-inducing plants

Maple Tree I.D.

What Tree Is It?

Clues to Trees

Tree Matching Game

Leaf Identification Quiz

Tree Identification Quiz


Karen Bergeron's Wild Plant Foraging Videos
from Alternative Nature Online Herbal
Harvesting Ginseng Ginseng Close Ups

Virginia Creeper ( A Ginseng look a like plant also often mistaken for Poison Ivy)
Indian Pipe Prunella Vulgaris

Edible Flowers
youtube video shhweb

offsite info
Edible Flowers
Maple Syrup Mike
youtube video from KTagMan

Offsite Info
Making Maple Syrup

A Part Of Our Heritage -
Maple Syrup the Traditional Way
youtube video from johnnie1wb

Offsite Info
Make Your Own Maple Syrup

Guest Essay
How Do I Know What Wild Plants are Safe to Eat?
Wild Weed Salad Recipe
Guest Essay
Wild Edible Plant Nutrition Chart
Black Walnut - Source Of Omega 3 Fatty Acids
Guest Essay
Wild Edible Recipe: Sauteed Puffball Mushrooms
New Native Nation Guest Essay
Ten Teas From Plants Around You And Their Benefits
The Use of Medicinal Herbs and Herbal Supplements for Weight Loss Guest Essay 10 Ways To Prepare Lamb's Quarters Guest Essay

   Guest Essay:
"Amazing Artemisias"
Including Sacred Sage (artemisia tridentata)
Wild Plums Cattail
- the Walmart of the Swamps
What Can Goldenseal Do For Your Health
Guest Essay
How to Make and Use Herb Preparations
Guest Essay

Offsite Info
Simple Directions For Using Herbs

Herbs That Heal
Guest Essay
A Sensually
Scented
Home

Guest Essay
Wild Plants You Can Use Ethnobotanical Information
Miscellaneous Uses of Plants How People Use Wild Plants
Bath Herbs Guest Essay"Potpourri Herbs" Guest Essay
How to Make Herbal Oils
Making Perfume
(downloadable PDF lesson plan)
Guest Essay
Herbs for Hair Care
Guest Essay
How to Preserve Herbs
Making Ioway Cattail Mats Acorn Processing and Recipes
Fiber Plants and Natives Uses Harvesting Spruce Roots
Preparing Dogbane (Indian Hemp) for Cordage
Herbs to Dye For
plants Native Americans used for dye

Dyeing with Prickly Pear
in the Native American tradition

Herb and Plant Dye
American Indian Use of Plants and Herbs for Dye

Birch Dye

Natural Dyes

Walnut Dye

A Rare Commercial Feature
Buy Midewiwan Tobacco Seeds

Buy Sweetgrass Plants for Planting

Buy Sage Plants (Artemisia tridentata) for Your Garden

Free Seeds
and
Seed Share Program
Thanks, Lilkye!
Month by Month Planting Calendar Composting-aka The Circle of Life
Guest Essay
The Environmental Benefits of Natural Gardening How Wild is Your Garden Quiz and Lessons
Free Trees and Plants
pay only shipping and handling
and provide a job for the disabled
Recycled Tire Gardening
Guest Essay
Weeds - We Need 'Em!

Natural Gardening
Cultivating a Solution to Water Pollution

Mound Gardening Companion Planting
Fun and Frugal Gardening
Guest Essay
Gardening in a Square Foot
Guest Essay
"Swampy Garden" by Shelley Garrett Smith Grow a Veggie Garden in Pots
You Can Make Your Own Fertilizer Protect Your Plants From Animals
Composting With Red Worms Guest Essay
How to Build Your Very Own Compost Bin

Offsite Info
Make a Compost Bin

How to Winter Sow Mulching for Winter
guest essay
How to Use Homemade Garden Sprays Safely
guest essay
How to Make Garlic Garden Spray
guest essay
Make Soapy Water Garden Spray
guest essay
Get Rid of Garden Slugs
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