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Does the above picture of an entrance framed with the delicate foliage of CEDAR TREES entice you to visit this place? And would you feel perfectly at ease exploring where such a gateway might lead to? After looking into the protective properties of the Cedar tree, I believe I would! Folk traditions credit many plants and trees with providing spiritual protection from all sorts of negativity, so what is unique to Cedars that distinguish them from the others? Japanese "tori

I've decided to indulge my fascination with tree medicine by taking a close look at the sacred and mystical ROWAN TREE. As with all trees, there are multiple species of Rowans Most prefer the cool, temperate climate of Northern regions and some can grow to be 400 years old. In the US, they are happiest in mountainous areas such as the Appalachians of North Carolina, and are often called "Mountain Ash"trees. The Rowan offers a lot of healing medicine on both physical and spir

It's always a challenge to write about a plant or individual flower that I often see and admire, but have yet to grow myself. This is certainly the case where lilies are concerned. After some initial research, I discovered that there are quite a few kinds of lilies with different properties. Where I live, most species are fading as summer begins its slow transition to autumn, but the perennial DAYLILY promises to return year after year. The Farmer's Almanac calls this ele