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Wild Barberry
This is me picking barberry in late November. You have to harvest a lot of these little berries just to make a small jar of tincture.
When harvesting wild plants, I prefer to pick from different areas, if possible, and not take everything from the same spot. It’s better for the environment.
I have noticed that wild animals tend to eat a little from one spot, move on, and eat a little more from another spot. It’s nature’s way of keeping things in balance.
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Frankincense and Myrrh
Frankincense and myrrh have been used for many purposes for thousands of years. They are both trees resins with aromatic and medicinal properties. People of many cultures have used the resins to treat and heal wounds.
Frankincense is calming and soothing, while myrrh is uplifting. The dried resins are often used as incense and burned on charcoal tablets.
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