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| − | '''Cat's Claw Herbal''' was a handwritten [[zine]] authored by | + | '''Cat's Claw Herbal''' was a handwritten [[zine]] authored by Heron Brae in 2001, subtitled "D.I.Y. medicinal skin care." |
Published in Oregon, U.S.A., the zine includes instructions on making herbal salves and personal stories illustrating the relationship the author has with these helpful plants. Issue one focuses on descriptions of the balsam poplar, plantain, yarrow, Calendula, and Hypericum; it also contains an excerpt from ''The Book of Herbal Wisdom'' by Matthew Wood about one woman's near-fatal consumption of a death cap mushroom. No further issues have been published. | Published in Oregon, U.S.A., the zine includes instructions on making herbal salves and personal stories illustrating the relationship the author has with these helpful plants. Issue one focuses on descriptions of the balsam poplar, plantain, yarrow, Calendula, and Hypericum; it also contains an excerpt from ''The Book of Herbal Wisdom'' by Matthew Wood about one woman's near-fatal consumption of a death cap mushroom. No further issues have been published. | ||
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Latest revision as of 08:04, 12 November 2012
Cat's Claw Herbal was a handwritten zine authored by Heron Brae in 2001, subtitled "D.I.Y. medicinal skin care."
Published in Oregon, U.S.A., the zine includes instructions on making herbal salves and personal stories illustrating the relationship the author has with these helpful plants. Issue one focuses on descriptions of the balsam poplar, plantain, yarrow, Calendula, and Hypericum; it also contains an excerpt from The Book of Herbal Wisdom by Matthew Wood about one woman's near-fatal consumption of a death cap mushroom. No further issues have been published.
Contact
info@wildplantstudies.com
