We live in zone 3 - considered VERY cold :) High desert etc. Mountainous region in NW USA-Rocky mountains. Cannot grow up here without a greenhouse @ 3500'. Very short season etc. Snowing today. But our mountain has an abundance of wild herbs - everywhere. So, we consider ourselves blessed. Many a lovely walk with our border collie collecting all the gifts that God's provides in the early spring months.
@tennesseenana483811 ай бұрын
Basically, the plant zones divide the U.S. into areas and mainly tell us the lowest temperature F that perennial plants can survive. A plant in zones 1 - 6 can survive colder winters. Zones 7 - 10 are for the plants that wouldn't survive winters of zero degrees F or below. I think that the chemicals sprayed on produce that's sold in grocery stores also contribute to people's illnesses. Besides that, they don't taste very good anymore. For example, there's a huge difference in the taste of tomatoes sold in the stores to the ones I grow in my garden. Thank you for sharing those books with us. They all sound very interesting. It seems that we tend to know more about the internal workings of our computers than those of our bodies. Two of the books I've learned a lot from are: 'The Homesteaders' Herbal Companion' by Amy Fewell and, of course, Rosemary Gladstar's 'Medicinal Herbs, A Beginner's Guide.
@jeanneamato827811 ай бұрын
There is a new way of looking zones now because of the climate change, and there are now heat zones. How warm can plants tolerate temperatures. Sad but now necessary. Reading keeps me relatively sane.
@jturtle531811 ай бұрын
I'm in zone 5, where plants can survive to -20°F. One day of -24°F was enough to kill several young zone 5 perennials for me. Each Ag zone is graded by minimum and maximum temperatures.
@jturtle531811 ай бұрын
@@jeanneamato8278yes. Recently my zone 5 garden has experienced zone 4A winters and 6A summers. I no longer buy zone 5 perennials because I've lost them in a cold snap.
@theclumsyprepper11 ай бұрын
@@jeanneamato8278 What's sad about the changing climate? It's a natural process that always happened and always will. Best just to get used to it and adapt, like our ancestors did.
@maureenr995811 ай бұрын
I am working my way thru my course work to become a certified herbalist in the US. After being in the medical field for over 20 years, I have begun to really see things in a different like. I love your book suggestions and am going to look into them. I love your videos! Thank you for those pearls of wisdom.
@JulieHerbal11 ай бұрын
PDR for HERBAL MEDICINE is good and How To Be Your Own Herbal Pharmacist by Linda Rector Page P.H.D., N.D.! The Herbal Medicine Maker's Handbook by James Green! 🍃🌿☮️
@karennewbury643011 ай бұрын
Hello Maureen R. I too am 'working my way through' to earn certification as a herbalist. Truly, once someone starts studying plant medicine, they never look at their own backyard the same way. Good luck on your journey. Blessings from Canada.🍁
@lolhardiman524711 ай бұрын
You sound like a healer who has found the path with heart. Blessings on your journey ❤
@cynthiahamblin-perry588011 ай бұрын
Sally Fallon's books are wonderful. I raised my children back in the 90s on her book and still refer to her books today - you will love it! I first started making bone broth and ferments years ago because of her. You are so right about people's diets of fake food - it is scarey and we wonder why we have so much obesity and diabetes these days. Eat real food, drink pure, unchlorinated, flouride free water and don't use chemicals anywhere. Nature provides all we need. I hear from people they don't have time to prepare food. When my children were little I worked full time and made all my weekly meals on Sundays and froze extras too so we always had ready made but real food. Make it a priority. Our health and well being are worth it. Thanks for sharing what you are reading. I just finished Lucy Pearce books She of the Sea and Creatrix - both excellent. I also read Wintering and Enchanted, both by Katherine May. Think you would enjoy thoe too. Imbolic Blessings
@therealmysticmoon11 ай бұрын
"Nourishing Traditions" is an excellent book! I have one, bought one for my daughter, and have an extra on my shelf for some lucky soul who is interested 😊
@LolaMarigold11 ай бұрын
I love that you ordered more books and enjoy sitting with them. I was an avid reader once and have many herb books, cookbooks plus other interests I have but the bloody internet has ruined me. It's my own fault. It's so much easier to google something. I have been thinking of changing this for a while now, I just need to make the effort. I needed this today. I loved All the light we cannot see. Read it years back and the mini series wasn't half bad. You might like Louise Erdrich's books. I have read all of them. I am on Goodreads and checked off many of the books I have read. I wish I had written down all of them. I'd fill a book. It will be a few more months before I can sow seeds.
@barbararoyal613911 ай бұрын
Good morning Terri☀️☕️🪴 Thank you!!
@TheStarcruiser11 ай бұрын
PS/ couldn't help notice you had a few books written by John Steinback, me too! He was a very good friend of my mum's, & based a character on her from the story 'Tortilla Flat'.🌹
@lolhardiman524711 ай бұрын
I loved that book -which character?
@cynthiamason406911 ай бұрын
Another lovely visit ❤Have you ever heard of The Fox Fire Books? Crafts, traditions, all we need to know to live in the world.❤
@DanusIrishHerbGarden11 ай бұрын
I will check them out - someone else has recommended them too. xx Thanks!
@morganniciomhair828411 ай бұрын
By the way, I was recently in hospital and had fasted for a long time.I asked for some food( Im veggie and dont like cheese and eggs).I was given a cellophane wrapped wilting cheapest white sliced " bread" with orange processed cheese.J just went hungry.The food thing is overwhelming.
@ejack496110 ай бұрын
You can never have too many books 💖
@DanusIrishHerbGarden10 ай бұрын
I agree - there are never too many!😂
@lorihartzell743911 ай бұрын
Thank you for all the great suggestions! Always look forward to your video!
@daggy177811 ай бұрын
dear Terri....thank you for showing the books.........................you are right,books are our friends.......I have ordered a lot of herb books so I will learn.....................Blessings and Greetings from Daggy,Kiel Germany☘☘☘xx
@danieladaogaru24411 ай бұрын
Hi dearest Teri, I found your taste and your choice of books flawless. It was very much appreciated. Thank you and I hope that showing to us books you love will become a standing feature of Danu's Irish Herb Garden videos. Love to you all!
@marilynroberts664411 ай бұрын
Hello Terri, Lol and all your furry and feathery friends.. I have 2 of the books you mentioned and read them often. The Healing Garden and Robin Rose Bennett's book.. Because I'm in the US and the desert, much is different in how we garden and what I can grow but I just love learning about your herbal allies and seeing how your garden grows. Thank you again for sharing your thoughts and the most picturesque scenery. Blessings to you always 💜
@judithrussell916211 ай бұрын
My most precious book is a 1790 herbal called The Family Herbal by Meyrick, I refer to it regularly and it is a treasure. I'm also still fond of Elizabeth Goudge's books, The White Witch and Herb of Grace. I've had them since I was a child and they got me interested in natural healing. Thanks so much for your recommendations and your lovely video.
@hellojello837611 ай бұрын
I enjoy my Sunday mornings with your videos 😊 Thank you for the books 🎉 Love books!
@hannahsemple11 ай бұрын
Sally Fallon is an excellent authority on nourishing foods. Enjoy her book. The Snow Child by Eowyn Ivey was a book that I loved for its descriptions of the harsh Alaskan landscape. I’ve always loved Alaska for some reason
@kakea840311 ай бұрын
Good morning, Beautiful spirit! I am so ready for spring! Have a blessed day! Sending love from SE Texas ❤️
@susannahandrews378611 ай бұрын
Thank you for the books and the inspiration, as always
@trishgraham763911 ай бұрын
Thank you for sharing your books. I have begun reading The Foxfire series of books. About the Appalachian way of life, self sufficiency, natural remedies, home crafts and so much more. Basically the virtues of simple living. Blessings from Texas.
@DanusIrishHerbGarden11 ай бұрын
Someone else has recommended those - looking them up right now xx Thanks!
@ginavandam73511 ай бұрын
Complete Book of Self-Sufficiency John Seymour
@christinebrooker505011 ай бұрын
Love, love, love knowing what you read. So inspiring. Interested in the Grow your own drugs on your shelf, as well as the others!, shall look for it. Reminded me to start sowing my seeds. Thank you.
@marielbello630511 ай бұрын
Hi Terri and Lol, Yes we are what we eat!! The bioma of our intestines is directly connected to our levels of consciousness, hence to our vibrational spirituality!!! I will get the books for my sis, she is studying to be a herbologist!!! My brother just got the nursery started. From Montreal to the laurentians the temperature changes, just 70km away and the soil and weather is much colder, no good for certain plants... we are going with two hydroponic towers for herbs, for all year round results... Yes we are one with the plants... Love the books and the tea cups with plants!!!! Blessings and blessings and more blessings!!!! I feel you are part of my spiritual family!!!! 😃🙏🌹🍎
@lm9753LyndaAnn11 ай бұрын
Oh, everyone! Terri has THE BEST BOOK reviews! Upon her recommendation, Witch Light - by Susan Fletcher lives on my nightstand. Thank you! Thank you!
@lolhardiman524711 ай бұрын
Wonderful book!!!❤
@dianneoconnor676711 ай бұрын
Brilliant books Terri thank you
@aliciamarielavoie11 ай бұрын
Hi Terri! I love to read. Curling up with a book helps me slow down and just be. ALL-TIME FAVES 1. Robin Wall Kimmer's Braiding Sweetgrass (Non-Fiction) 2. Sharon Blackie's If Women Rose Rooted (Non-Fiction) 3. Colette O'Neill's A Cottage and Three Acres (Non-Fiction) RECENT READS 1. Etaf Rum's Evil Eye (Fiction) 2. Diane Wilson's The Seed Keeper (Fiction) 3. Jordanna Max Brodsky's The Wolf in the Whale (Fiction) 4. Katherine May's Wintering (Non-Fiction) 5. Raynor Winn's The Salt Path, The Wild Silence, and Landlines (Non-Fiction) 6. James Redbanks's Pastoral Song (Non-Fiction)
@annbeirne958311 ай бұрын
Mine too💖
@DanusIrishHerbGarden11 ай бұрын
Thanks for the great recommendations. I have Colette's book of course, and Robin Kimmerer x x
@apothecareyarts407611 ай бұрын
I LOVE LOVE LOVE when you host your book visits!! Thank you!
@judithcoe755111 ай бұрын
Thank you!
@MariadeRonde11 ай бұрын
One can never have enough books, thanks for sharing💜Bloody chickens! I never heard you swear before, but you had good reason for it😄
@marymiles992211 ай бұрын
I wish it was gardening season here! We are still in the frozen snowy winter. What a lovely collection of books! Your kitty looks like he's quite old. One of mine is about 18 and starting to slow down. Do you only have the one kitty? Thank you for the video. Blessings 🙏
@tessaburkhamer385611 ай бұрын
I love the beginning of your video's, the beautiful horse was splendid! ❤ Horses ~ All the Light's you Cannot See was a mini series on Netflix, excellent story of courage. Your little teapots on the bench were adorable! 💛 ☕️ 🌱
@Eryri_Hideaway11 ай бұрын
I grow everything organically but I'm noticing more and more spraying of chemtrails in the sky!they really are affecting our health as well as our ability to grow good healthy food. I've now made covers for each of my raised beds and grow more in my poly tunnel 😢 Charles Dowding is noticing this too. #LookUp
@anpsteph11 ай бұрын
Thank you for sharing your books, maybe I'll purchase a few to add to my library and maybe borrow a couple from the town library. It's always a joy to watch your channel. I always come away feeling inspired.
@bonniebishop663511 ай бұрын
So uplifting. Love watching you every Sunday.
@lm9753LyndaAnn11 ай бұрын
She's the best part of my Sunday every week!
@HofB11 ай бұрын
I’ve used Nourishing Traditions for years. It is an excellent historical source for how our forebears used to prepare foods. Highly recommend!
@veronicasmith114711 ай бұрын
Absolutely beautiful and fantastic books ❤🌷🪷💐
@mastodon.social11 ай бұрын
Fantastic Videos...say a Blessing...for Northern Ireland I worry about the Direction taken
@SuzannahBeechwood-Hunt11 ай бұрын
What a wonderful episode! Thank you so much. I can't find the list of the books, though. One book (of very many) that I could recommend is ''Moon Time'' by Johanna Paunger which is about the ideal time to do anything - sowing and planting, herbs and much, much more. Written by an Austrian woman many moons ago and translated into English, it's a real ''go-to-book'' and includes things like when to build and what wood to use etc.. I hope it still in print. It's a gem on how to be self-sufficient.
@DanusIrishHerbGarden11 ай бұрын
I have it, it is very handy x
@Chrissmithers911 ай бұрын
. . .early Spring sowing timeee 🌱. . .wishing you and the plant life another rich season
@DanusIrishHerbGarden11 ай бұрын
Thank you!
@Tamariskmusic11 ай бұрын
Fab . My two favourite pastimes. Herbal gardening and reading 😊 I’ve just read a exceptionally good book called The Midnight Library by Matt Haig … well worth a read 🙏
@YJM200211 ай бұрын
Thank you for all your lovely book recommendations - they look great! I think you would really enjoy a book called 'All my wild mothers' by Victoria Bennett (the paperback version has just come out on 1st Feb too.) It's a memoir about motherhood, loss and an apothecary garden. It's beautifully written, uplifting and each new chapter starts with a description of and herbal uses/folklore of some of the 'weeds' of Cumbria, north west England. There's a subtle link between each plant and the memories which follow too. It's an absolutely delightful and deeply moving book - I can't recommend it highly enough! 🥰💗
@equinnox7011 ай бұрын
That sounds like a wonderful book! I will be looking for that one. Thank you!
@ulrikefalcini539411 ай бұрын
'Where the lost things go' is also a song that Mary Poppins sings to the children who have lost their mother... makes me cry every time 😢
@jeanetteomidvar877711 ай бұрын
Love the book reviews. Very informative and I now know which ones to look out for. Thank you Danu. Happy sowing🍀
@lunanightbreed11 ай бұрын
Hello Terri, good day to you - it had been a while since you had popped up in my feed, this is a delightful surprise :) after discovering the book of Kells thanks to you, I'm very much looking forward to getting these titles as well. Have a lovely rest of your day!
@dianneoconnor676711 ай бұрын
A great book ,,One Simple Thing by Eddie Stern…all about the science of yoga and much more.
@lesleyohanlon20911 ай бұрын
I just love that your home is full of books. Mine too. Gardening books, herbal books, legend and lore, fact and fiction. Hundreds, and I can't bear to part with any of them
@jennyl.374211 ай бұрын
I live in Missouri, USA. We sow our potatoes,garlic, and onions on St. Patrick's Day. Rain or shine or snow...a tradition. My father and his father and his father, etc. I love reading. I'll have to get that Florilegium book. I absolutely love botanical books, herb books, and gardening books. I also just bought 3 different books that deal with my local Ozark folklore and herbalism. Was excited to get them. We are still in winter here. The dandelions are just peeking through the ground. Missouri has a tendency of having freezes in April. Actually last year we had a hard freeze May 10th. So most things get planted post Mother's Day. Our zones are just that. The further north the colder and cooler it stays, the futher souther the warmer. Certain plants won't survive, whether the weather stays too cold or too warm. I'm central. We get super cold and super hot. Lol. I enjoyed your book haul. I'm a huge fantasy lover myself. Am caught up in a series by Adrian Tchaikovsky called Echoes of the Fall. Book 1 is The Tiger and the Wolf. Book 2 is The Bear and the Serpent. Book 3 is The Hyena and the Hawk. If you enjoy fantasy, I highly recommend it. Thanks so much for sharing!
@nannygranny953411 ай бұрын
Good morning! Always love learning of books to read and add to my library. This morning still recovering from the earthquake that the epicenter was just a mile away. Definitely got me started on spring cleaning. All animals are fine in spite of the damage and cracks in the drywall.
@JB-pd4ni11 ай бұрын
I heard about another earthquake in OK, sorry you have damage to your house. I didn't feel it, but some people up here in KC,Mo were awakened by it.
@bluelight01711 ай бұрын
Its great that you're sharing your love of books. I love the related topics. I always think how over the centuries we lost/forgot/ ignored what our ancestors knew about self sufficiency and what is naturally available to us. I hope everything goes full circle. It seems as if there is a revival. I think people are starting to realise the damage, greed and corruption of big pharma too. It's about getting the balance and best of both worlds. ❤
@DanusIrishHerbGarden11 ай бұрын
I think you are right. Things are slowly changing and people looking for more natural and real ways to take care of themselves. sxx
@howsweetitis134311 ай бұрын
You're practically a Gallway Girl! 🥰
@jillychandler11 ай бұрын
Thank you for this video - I love reading, and reading all different genera's, especially self help books, but also fiction. I loved Patrick and the Island of Air as a child, and still think it is a special book. I picked it up at a scout fair, and it is still treasured all these years later, as I am now 66 years young. xxx
@naturalwitchery11 ай бұрын
The Lost Queesn and The Forgotten Kingdom by Signe Pike are so wonderful! I'm waiting on the 3rd book with bated breath. The writing is luscious, and you will love the characters. A story of women and their destinies, how they struggle with them, and how they come to embrace them powerfully. Magic, Scottish countryside, mystery, and druidry of a sort....
@DanusIrishHerbGarden11 ай бұрын
OOh! Sounds great. thanks for the recommendation xx
@siobhanhyland992511 ай бұрын
I'm currently "reading " The Hike Life by Roz Purcell. It's all about hikes around Ireland, has really beautiful photographs and practical information for getting out and about
@lolhardiman524711 ай бұрын
Can I borrow it???
@ko6el11 ай бұрын
Margaret Atwood 'Oryx & Crake ' Barbara Kingsolver 'The Lacuna' Clive Barker 'Weaveworld'✨ Non Fiction: Vincent Bevins 'The Jakarta Method' (I could go on as I am book mad too)
@celticseaalchemist766711 ай бұрын
"Animal, Vegetable, Miracle" by Barbara Kingsolver. Wonderful book, and author! I think Terri would really enjoy it. Her family's experiment of eating locally and in season for a year was very interesting and her writing is entertaining as well. ❤
@Shell527211 ай бұрын
Ive recently discovered your channel and I'm a complete newbie. I love your videos, theyre so uplifting 😊
@DanusIrishHerbGarden11 ай бұрын
Welcome!! I hope you will enjoy all the videos and keep in touch. x
@belieftransformation11 ай бұрын
Great visit with you & thanks for sharing! I haven’t read many books but do lots of reading about food, health & gardening online. When I do find a good book about someone’s lifestyles & the way they achieved their life, I find it so hard to put down. One of my favourites was “Random Passage” but I don’t recall the author right now. It is based on the true life of Irish families that came by ship to Newfoundland, Canada, & somehow survived the horrible hardships of a desolate land. There was also a sequel to that story that I don’t recall the name of. Blessings to all🤗🇨🇦
@DanusIrishHerbGarden11 ай бұрын
Thank you - I will see if I can find it. xx
@paulinemccabe666411 ай бұрын
Just love your Rooster,a very pretty boy.l hope you will paint him.❤
@tracyrupp488211 ай бұрын
I love all that Philip Carr-Gomm has ever written and just started a used copy of his The Book of English Magic. Priceless!
@DanusIrishHerbGarden11 ай бұрын
He was the Chief Druid at one time - have a couple of his books too xx
@gypsygirl73111 ай бұрын
Lovely books and information and links thank you. When do you have to time to read busy lady. ☺️one of my fav booklets is the farmers almanac here in USA farmers go by the guide including a furry black line on a caterpillar they use to tell if the winter will be cold or mild. Depends on the strip of the wooly caterpillar. Planting guides etc month things. My little sons and I, back in the 1980smarched once for a homeopathic dr to make a statement, as this dr saved his son by. Eating a macrobiotic diet and eat what’s in your area and in season and this method saved his life from leukemia. The state of New York took his kid away temporarily thinking it’s cruel to take the kid off of chemo. the little boys was dying quickly at age 2 from chemo, he as t responding and as we all know it’s a heavy chemical and doesn’t make you want to eat and the little boy wasn’t eating. He went back home as all the drs patients marched for his cause as a father a dr he would do a what he thought was well for the child’s well being and the. The child went back home . True story owego New York 1980s. The child is now alive still due to the homeopathic ways and vegetarian eating and micro biotic diet. A grown man. I said in the papers we are what we eat. Hence, our lives are only as well is how we eat what we eat and yay for the books.a frame of mind but healthy growing foods and eat as it was in the beginning. Our plants are our medicine.
@DanusIrishHerbGarden11 ай бұрын
What a struggle - thank god the parents persisted. xx
@zoemapp11 ай бұрын
All the light u cannt see was on as a film over christmas I loved it
@joanholland343811 ай бұрын
I’m always delighted to see you back again and to hear the birds chirping ❤ I’d be interested some of those books too Thank you!!
@MaraD.Arcy.11 ай бұрын
Thank you Terri, I love books so I enjoyed this video, thanks for your books review 🙂🙌🏼🌸🌿🌱
@johndayan712611 ай бұрын
Absolutely loved this film! 💖 Thank you. The most interesting people are people who love books. I'm a writer also (but relatively boring). I'm a law professor who writes books about law. If you need to know the law, they are quite good, and have been best sellers for years. But what I love reading is books about plants, herbalism, shamanism, and the connections between our world and the broader spiritual realm. Peace be with you friend. 💖🕊🍀
@DanusIrishHerbGarden11 ай бұрын
Congratulations John, on having best sellers. They won't be boring, I am sure, for people who love reading about law. I have quite a few books about shamanism too - very fascinating subject. Brian Bates's book brings me to tears. xx
@johndayan712611 ай бұрын
@@DanusIrishHerbGarden ♥ Peace be with you friend.
@lucyandthecalm11 ай бұрын
happy sunday !!
@rebeccagantz11 ай бұрын
Lucky you to already be able to start your garden. I live in Massachusetts and the ground frozen solid! Love all your videos! so relaxing.
@RoseCottageColleen11 ай бұрын
Same here in the Adirondacks 😊So nice to see her greenery
@trishcyman853811 ай бұрын
Thank you for those recommendations and the lovely landscapes and music. I live in the U.S. and have been studying the various indigenous cultures and their philosophies. I love love love Braiding Sweet Grass by Robin Wall Kimmerer
@karenneese311511 ай бұрын
One of my most favorite herbal book is an older one. It's called The Green Pharmacy by James A. Duke Ph.D.. I believe written in late nineties. It's very interesting & informative.
@DanusIrishHerbGarden11 ай бұрын
One of the first herbal med books I ever got - a gem of a book, I love it xx
@afolsom68511 ай бұрын
Hi Terri🤗 Books, Books, Books! My favorite things😊 There are new ones (to me) in the group...which is always a good thing. Many thanks.
@amymcquade11258 ай бұрын
My late mum has a jumper just like yours, that I've treasured. Thanks for your heart warming videos
@DanusIrishHerbGarden8 ай бұрын
You are so welcome! xx Big hug!
@jflgreen11 ай бұрын
So many great book recommendations!! Thanks.
@joandrummond52411 ай бұрын
Thank you. I do so love books x
@greenphoenix1711 ай бұрын
Thank you :)
@drrahilakurdi594311 ай бұрын
Looking beautiful ❤❤❤❤❤
@lulucly11 ай бұрын
What a great collection of books! thanks so much. there are a few I would love to have. Another goal to save $$ for lol
@rozannaherring157811 ай бұрын
Books, herbs, animals and Connemara beauty - "These are a few of my favourite things" to quote from the Sound of Music! I am so happy with all your book recommendations and immediately went online to look at them in more detail, many of which are now on my wish list. I have finally whittled it down to The Gift of Healing Herbs as my first treat to myself. It looks absolutely wonderful and from the excerpts I have read it resonates deeply with me too. I am tingling with excitement to receive it!!! Thank you for the recommendation. Blessings. xxx
@DanusIrishHerbGarden11 ай бұрын
You will love it xx
@ardj396311 ай бұрын
Uhh gardening and books my two best things in the world ! Oh I do love a good murder, Agatha Christie is a queen of murder plot. Ann Cleeves is brilliant, I am devouring her Vera series now. Simon Brett and his Fethering Mysteries is a good read too and of course the fabulous MC Beaton and her Agatha Rasin series - brilliant !
@DanusIrishHerbGarden11 ай бұрын
I loved Agatha Christie when I was younger, so clever
@rayclay211 ай бұрын
gosh i love your books. thank you for sharing. wish the chickens could find you another spot for a bookshelf. = )
@Ladythyme11 ай бұрын
I knew I shouldn’t have clicked on this video 😏….. I love books and knew there’d be something in here I’d just have to buy 😳🥴😂😂😂😂…. I have a similar book to the plant book you have called, “Floriogarphy”…. Florilegium looks splendid! Guess I’m using up my book budget for the month 🤔😉🥰….ha ha ha your house looks similar to mine…I have a bookshelf in every room…sometimes two! I can’t begin to say what my favorite books are there are so many…besides it would be like deciding which of my kids I like best 🥴… coming to mind to fulfill your request are: What the Wind Knows by Amy Harmon; Winter Garden by Kristin Hannah; …The Native American Herbalists Bible; Magic and Medicine of Plants put out by the Reader’s Digest years ago, The Herbal Medicine-Maker’s Handbook by James Green…The Storyteller’s Secret by Sejal Badani; The Hidden Life of Trees by Peter Wohlleben…just a few…. I’m reading The Echo of Lost Books (among others lol) right now…I always have a few different genres going at one time…can’t help myself 😉🤷🏼♀️….Have a great week!
@christineboyce98811 ай бұрын
😊Hi Terri, Happy longer light - Imbolc. My husband helped me burn my dried winter branches for Imbolc. I just immersed my plantain in alcohol to make more tincture. You put me on this herb. I did some research and found a comprehensive study in Switzerland and Karolinska Institute in Sweden. They have identified the active agent in plantain that breaks up the fibrin in arthritic joints. Thank you so much. My movement is much easier and the pain is gone. In the north of US our longitude and climate is similar to North Scotland and the Orkneys. Happy reading
@DanusIrishHerbGarden11 ай бұрын
Wonderful! Great to hear your pain is relieved xx
@genovevagutierrezperez54011 ай бұрын
Thank you for such a lovely video ❤ and for sharing your books with us ❤
@billbarnes971811 ай бұрын
I'm always happy to get your videos. Thank you.
@nematarot11 ай бұрын
Robin Rose Bennet's The Gift of Healing Herbs is really good 💚 One of my favorite stories is the Wise Child trilogy by Monica Furlong. Its written for children, but a story that anyone can get into! Its about a wise woman named Juniper and her secret life as a healer in Scotland and Wales, I think. Set maybe a couple hundred years ago.
@DanusIrishHerbGarden11 ай бұрын
Thanks for that
@hetty297411 ай бұрын
Happy Sunday terri,exited to watch,xxcomments afterwards xx
@lianefehrle992111 ай бұрын
The lost book of herbal remedies is one I like to look at.
@karennewbury643011 ай бұрын
Oh Terri! Thank you for this video. I have Juliet Blankespoor's 'The Healing Garden'. It is a beautiful book. I've made Juliet's 'Nourishing Skin Tea' recipe (p 261). I also have 'Medicinal Herbs' by Rosemary Gladstar. I've made quite a few featured recipes from this book. Another choice of mine is 'Foraging and Feasting, A Field Guide and Wild Foods Cookbook'. I treated myself to this one when I finished a select herbal program, and I purchased a second copy for a sweet couple as a wedding gift. I recently purchased the 5 book set by Dr. Jill Stansbury ND, 'Herbal Formularies For Health Professionals'. I'm a student of herbal studies, but hope someday to earn the honour of being called a 'Green Witch'. ... I have so many books. Have you ever read Anne of Green Gables? You must! This is a Canadian classic. I could go on and on ... Have a great week Terri and Lol. I'm looking forward to next week's video. Blessings from Canada 🍁
@DanusIrishHerbGarden11 ай бұрын
I love Anne of Green Gables - a beautiful book on so many levels - and the sequels. xx
@veronagrey631311 ай бұрын
Love You … Love Your Vids…!!! Makes Me Want to Move to Ireland….!!!
@JB-pd4ni11 ай бұрын
Here in the middle of the states we have a couple of months more before spring arrives, it's so inspiring to see all you are doing. LOVE THE GREENHOUSE! thanks for the book recommendations.
@cymarcymar593911 ай бұрын
Good morning my Sweet lady
@claremay191111 ай бұрын
I’m reading the Book of Kells by RA MacAvoy that you recommended previously. Fascinating. Also read Witch Light by Susan Fletcher. I loved this book so much ! The descriptions of the landscape ! Thank you for your recommendations. X
@bluelight01711 ай бұрын
Just a thought. Hold onto your books. Dont just rely on the internet because once your books are gone, what if the internet is taken away? Where would we be then? Void of information, reference, everything! Just a thought ❤
@DanusIrishHerbGarden11 ай бұрын
We rarely if ever get rid of books but good suggestion xx
@bluelight01711 ай бұрын
@@DanusIrishHerbGarden a little regrettably over the years I have let books go to charity shops and libraries to clear spaces. I still have books but might start collecting again 🤔
@JB-pd4ni11 ай бұрын
I agree...we need to keep books
@franklamanna80922 ай бұрын
Good video, Terri. Upbeat, lively, and informative. ❤
@DanusIrishHerbGarden2 ай бұрын
Glad you enjoyed it. xx
@marysmith910711 ай бұрын
My vision is decling so I listen to audiobooks. Romance
@drrahilakurdi59438 күн бұрын
Happy New year ❤❤❤❤❤
@DanusIrishHerbGarden8 күн бұрын
Happy New Year Rahila, joy and peace to you xx
@sineadnicant-sealgar375811 ай бұрын
I love John Connelly's books. He's a wonderful storyteller and writer. Thanks for the book recommendations.
@DanusIrishHerbGarden11 ай бұрын
You're so welcome!
@ko6el11 ай бұрын
You can look up your zone, it's not exclusively American we all have one
@adrianatanasescu12211 ай бұрын
Thank you for the interesting books❤
@DragonflyenAmber11 ай бұрын
Growing up in a family of bookworms my tastes can be all over the map. I love classics like J.R.R Tolkien, Jane Austen and Emily Bronte but I also enjoy many modern authors too like George RR Martin, Diana Gabaldon, Ted Dekker etc. Types of books also cover a wide range of topics, botany, herbal medicine, gardening, homesteading, sci-fi, fantasy, mythology, religion, cooking and so on.
@DanusIrishHerbGarden11 ай бұрын
It's good to have a wide scope - same as myself. xx
@RoseCottageColleen11 ай бұрын
Thank you so much for the book reviews! I've been doing the WAP way of eating for decades. It's wonderful.
@suegentry291311 ай бұрын
I love that you get duplicates of books! Sometimes we end up with extras too. It is a wonderful way to gift a book to others without losing your own. I can't think of anything more generous than the giving of a book that you love. I currently am diving into Evolutionary Herbalism by Sajah Popham. Wow he has such a big net he is casting out into the realms of plants, us, the planet and beyond. Sometimes I think I have so much to take in and not enough time then I re-calibrate and see the joy of new ideas as a gift. Thanks Terri for keeping the spirit of curiosity high on our minds.