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books:

Growing At-Risk Medicinal Herbs, Cultivation, Conservation and Ecology

2 reviews
Richo Cech

Horizon Herbs, 2002

Growing At-Risk Medicinal Herbs, Cultivation, Conservation and Ecology
Very informative book. I would recommend it highly. Tells how to grow medicinal plants in great detail. The chapters are very insightful. Detailed list of plants is given.

Middle Earth: Cultivation of Medicinals from the English Tradition
Richo Cech

Horizon Herbs, 1995

Illustrated 16-page pamphlet detailing the cultivation of Angelica, Calendula, Chamomile, Licorice, Marshmallow, and Valerian.

Making Plant Medicine

9 reviews
Richo Cech

Horizon Herbs, 2000

Outstanding!
I found this book at my local library and I fell in love with it. I have been learning to make herbal infused oils, balms, etc. for a couple years now and am always happy to read new information on the subject of herbs and how to use them. This is the best book I have found on the subject! Hands down. It not only has info telling what to use the herbs for, it tells many different ways to prepair ...

Healing with Burdock
Richo Cech

Horizon Herbs, 1995

Illustrated 8-page pamphlet bound in green paper cover. "Describes modes of healing using Burdock, Echinacea, and family love."

Milk Thistle and Blessed Thistle: Spiny Friends
Richo Cech

Horizon Herbs, 1995

Eight-page pamphlet in paper cover, illustrated by Nadja Cech Lindley. Full cultivation and harvesting directions for the production of Silybum seed.

Cultivating a Garden for Diversity
Richo Cech

Horizon Herbs, 1995

Describes Richo Cech's unique cultivation system. How to grow successfully a few good plants of a wide range of species for home herbal medicine or for expansion to full-scale farming.

Echinacea: Native American Tonic Roots
Richo Cech

Horizon Herbs, 1995

Illustrated 16-page pamphlet bound in soft cover. provides complete information on the germination, cultivation, harvesting, and marketing of Echinacea angustifolia and Echinacea purpurea.