A Radicle

... with due respect to the loons ... The great blue heron, so still, is like a standing piece of driftwood, silver-gray cyan, like when...

"The house is like a dark womb - and heavy, smoky - with a giant red eye at its core." This boma - a Swahili word th...

Rhythm courses blood red In waves of morning clouds Marked by cattle bells. The day breathes hot and wide, Shadows race across the hill ...

The last leg of our journey to Wasso was on a small, six-seater airplane. In fact, we needed two planes to carry our team of four herbalists...

It's cold enough to start the car ten minutes before it's time to leave - try to find an island of warmth in the sharp, vast mor...

A little something to start the week. It comes from Rebecca Seiferle's excellent collection, called "Bitters", which holds poe...

A short stroll on a warm day in early winter. The white flowers of black hellebore. The push and pull leaves eddies. When the sun grows we...

The following is a summary of a class on ecological integration, bioflavonoids, and the Hawthorn tree . I will present these stories and re...

This is a transcript / copy of my presentation at the recent Urban Moonshine herbal conference up here in Vermont, on the shores of La...