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Recently, I was interviewed for a Time Out article about city foraging. As the journalist and I discussed the merits and perils of city foraging, I mentioned how underused roses are. Very soon Amsterdam should be dripping with fragrant blooming roses. Most petals simply tumble to the ground and at times make a soggy rotting . . . → Read More: Rose petal butter – 3 methods 
Calming, cooling, cleansing. Calendula officinalis (Pot Marigold, NL: Goudsbloem) is one of the easiest herbs to grow and perhaps one of the most useful to Urban Herbologists. It is a hardy annual which does very well in containers, can flower throughout the year and self seeds readily. It is beautiful, tastes good and has gentle . . . → Read More: 43 Uses for Calendula (NL:Goudsbloem)  2 comments - (Comments are closed)  Annual herbs, Food, Lotions, Potions  Acne, Alter, anti-inflammatory, antiseptic, astringent, Athletes foot, Bouillon, Broths, Butter, Cakes, Calendula cream, Calendula officinalis, Calendula tea, Cheese, Chillblains, Cold sores, cooling, Custard, detoxifying, Digestive inflammation, Eczema, Gum infections, Herbal ice cubes, Infused oil, Lip balm, Make up remover, Mastitis, Mild fever, mouthwash, Nappy rash, Nursing, Omelettes, Period pain, Plant dye, Pot marigold, Pot pourri, Rice pudding, Ringworm, Saffron substitute, Salad flowers, Scar reduction, Skin, Skin toner, Soup, Sprains, Sweet bread, Throat pastilles, Varicose veins, Vitamin A, Weleda, Yoghurt |
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