Annie Burdick

Everything You Need to Know about Our Hidden Prejudices

Unconscious Bias

Show nature the kindness it deserves Whether you long to see butterflies flit across your flowerbeds or hear birdsong all year round, there’s something endlessly rewarding about playing host to wildlife. With practical projects and helpful tips for gardens big and small, this guide will help boost local biodiversity and benefit countless native species. Learn how to: Choose the best type of bird feeder and seed for your feathered friends Build natural habitats and provide shelter for all manner of insects Make sugaring recipes to attract butterflies and moths Select the right pollinator plants for bees in every season Wherever you do it – on a balcony, in a garden or across acres of land – you too can create the perfect sanctuary for an abundance of creatures.

Simple Tips for Creating a Wildlife Haven

Bring the Wild into Your Garden

How to Nurture Your Well-Being with Nature

Gardening for Mind, Body and Soul

Discover the joys and health-giving benefits of nurturing a garden We have long been aware of the positive effects of spending time in nature and how it can be a powerful antidote to the stresses of modern life. Science now tells us that cultivating a green space of our own can be restorative and even transformative for our physical and mental well-being, with a proven ability to reduce depression and anxiety, boost our happiness levels and provide a feeling of balance and calm. ‘Gardening for Mind, Body and Soul’ will help you: • Explore which plants release scents to help uplift and soothe. • Discover the ways gardening can boost physical and mental well-being, and promote feelings of balance and calm. • Learn about birdsong and how it can boost happiness and creativity. • Experience the wonders of growing plants from seeds, and how it teaches us to slow down and appreciate the simple things.

Llewellyn

Vannoy Gentles Fite

Natalie Zaman

Sandra Kynes

Linda Raedisch

Autumn Damiana

Charlie Rainbow Wolf

James Kambos

Elizabeth Barrette

Monica Crosson

Diana Rajchel

Suzanne Ress

Susan Pesznecker

Kristen Schuhmann

Divina Cornick

JD Hortwort

Anne Sala

Thea Fiore-Bloom

Mireille Blacke

Holly Bellebuono

Kathy Vilim

Rachael Witt

Kathy Martin

Llewellyn's Herbal Almanac offers a wide variety of practical ideas on how to benefit from nature's most versatile plants. With hands-on projects, fresh ideas, and tips and techniques, this guide is designed for herb enthusiasts of all skill levels. It also features innovative herbal ideas that span gardening, cooking, crafts, health, beauty, history, and lore. This year's edition also includes profiles for ginger, rhubarb, chamomile, sunflower, and comfrey and articles on: Aromatics for Nervous, Respiratory, and Digestive Systems • Edible Wild Herbs and Grasses • Swedish Princess Cake with Matcha • Chewable Herbal Pills • Late-Season Herb Gardening • Italian Citrus Fruits • Soup Garden • Tinctures • Crafting with Recycled Materials • Herbal Bath Recipes • The Gardens of Pompeii • Gourmet Herbal Sandwiches • Conservation Plants • Homemade Herbal Scrubs • And Much More

A Practical Guide to Growing, Cooking & Crafting

Llewellyn's 2021 Herbal Almanac

Show nature the kindness it deservesWhether you long to see butterflies flit across your flowerbeds or hear birdsong all year round, there's something endlessly rewarding about playing host to wildlife. With practical projects and helpful tips for gardens big and small, this guide will help boost local biodiversity and benefit countless native species. Learn how to:- Choose the best type of bird feeder and seed for your feathered friends- Build natural habitats and provide shelter for all manner of insects- Make sugaring recipes to attract butterflies and moths- Select the right pollinator plants for bees in every seasonWherever you do it - on a balcony, in a garden or across acres of land - you too can create the perfect sanctuary for an abundance of creatures.

Bring the Wild Into Your Garden

Annie Burdick

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