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I don't really think of myself as a proper artist yet but I love to draw and paint plants and nature so I thought I'd join in with #artvsartist anyway! Hope everyone is having a lovely weekend. xOne of my greatest passions in teaching foraged herbal medicine days is inspiring people to love the most common and often overlooked plants that surround them. Truly some of our most important and widely applicable medicinal plants are found very freely and commonly and can often be seen in our own gardens, if we aren't to busy weeding them out. In this tiny patch of garden are found weeds and fungi that could heal so many people if they took time to connect and work with them. Turkey tail, dandelion, cleavers and nettles are some of my favourite medicines full of potency and great for wildlife too. ❤🌱 #weeds #foraging #herbalmedicine #plantmagic #springA beautiful stump of Turkey Tail in the woods. #turkeytail #medicinalmushroomSpring emerging, life returning, dandelions always find their way through the cracks. ❤ #spring #dandelion
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