The Herbal Apothecary

Well researched and exceptionally well written, The Herbal Apothecary is a brilliant addition to any herbal library. Rosemary Gladstar, herbalist and author One of the most thorough and comprehensive works on medicinal plants and herbal healing. Without a doubt, this fine volume has made it onto my permanent bookshelf. Shawn Donnille, vice president and co-owner ofMountain Rose Herbs Anyone interested in alternative medicine and botanical curatives will find this handsome volume useful. Country Gardens Pursell aptly demonstrates the value in learning about these gifts from nature and understanding their use in pursuit of sustainable health. . . . will quickly become indispensible for understanding a neglected field that is ripe with great benefits. Publishers Weekly Kick a winter cold by reading up on the plant-based medicines in the new book The Herbal Apothecary. Sunset Required Reading. . . . Pursell describes 100 plants and herbs with medicinal properties as well asthe waysnaturopaths use them, where to find them, or how to grow them at home a beginner s guide to making herb blends, teas, cordials, capsules, and more, with plenty of recipes. Gardenista [a] lovely handbook. . . . the wealth of photographs widens its appeal to a larger community of plant lovers. Choice The Herbal Apothecary takes both modern science and traditional healing methods into account, providing techniques for making teas, tinctures, salves, and syrups aimed at alleviating colds, headaches, and other ailments. Modern Farmer This is a fantastic book well researched, exceptionally written, and artfully compiled. In addition to all that, it is a joy for the eyes and hands! We love the beautiful, crisp photography and durable, satin pages this book offers for a delightful read. Beneficial Botanicals