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Fireweed #2 - Krueger, Jess
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Like its subtitle says, Fireweed is about getting kids (and friends and your family) in touch with herbalism and wild plants in a radical sense. Issue two is a massive 67-page collection of essays and interviews, reviews and articles. Some of the features include: a piece on harvesting wild plants by Fireweed's editor, Jess; an article on the magic of chamomile; an interview with Herbal Feral Family; a piece on Magical Arts; a piece on the healing properties of plantains; advice on herbal baths; writing on doulas; Traci Picard's "Holistic Support for the new mama in a scrubbled up world," and…mehr

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Like its subtitle says, Fireweed is about getting kids (and friends and your family) in touch with herbalism and wild plants in a radical sense. Issue two is a massive 67-page collection of essays and interviews, reviews and articles. Some of the features include: a piece on harvesting wild plants by Fireweed's editor, Jess; an article on the magic of chamomile; an interview with Herbal Feral Family; a piece on Magical Arts; a piece on the healing properties of plantains; advice on herbal baths; writing on doulas; Traci Picard's "Holistic Support for the new mama in a scrubbled up world," and much, much more! This zine is a real treasure trove of wisdom, advice, and inspiration for living a life closer to the land. We endorse Fireweed with a massive thumbs up!
Autorenporträt
Jess Krueger is a writer, educator, and herbal remedy maker who spends a lot of time outside, harvesting plants for medicine and food. She uses locally sourced raw materials, practices ethical harvesting, and strives to demystify herbalism as an art and a science. She cites her mentors as Linda Conroy, Carol Jacobs, Carol Willis, Rose Barlow, Jim Mcdonald, Aviva Romm, Matthew Wood, Margi Flint, Tracy Mangold, and Thomas Easley.