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Archive of Videos by Susun

Mint vinegar
Susun and her apprentice Asia, show us Mint vinegar. Mint vinegar is great to use for helping digestion before or after a meal. Wonderful in lemonade and watermelon soup as well.

White pine vinegar
Susun and her apprentice Asia show us a white pine, and pine needle vinegar which is a wonderful antioxidant.

Autumn Blessings with Susun
Susun and her apprentice Asia will show us remedies made over the summer to use all winter long.

Botany
Susun and her apprentice talk about botany books, & field guides. As well as genus and species.

Astragalus
Susun shows us tinctures in different bottles. Including astragalus tincture, which prevents lyme disease, and is a gentle nourishing adaptogenic herb. Improves ability to deal with stress and warding off colds, flu and diabetes.

Wild Weed Walk
Susun Weed and grandaughter, Monica Jean go foraging on a wild weed walk. They discover Skunk Cabbage, Stinging Nettles, and Mustard Greens.
Green Blessings Everywhere!

Echinacea Flowers
Attract butterflies in your garden with Echinacea medicinal plants. Susun shows us Echinacea purpurea and talks about it's medicinal properties. Echinacea helps the immune system to deal with bacterial infection.

Roadside Harvest
Comfrey. Nettle. Red Clover. Jewelweed. Yellow Rocket. Yellow Dock. Chives. Finding nutritious food and healing medicines can be as easy as stepping outside your door.

Growing Aromatic plants
Susun talks about growing aromatic plants .. herbs with volitle oils, such as Sage, Rosemary, Thyme. She also talks about types of soil.

St. Joans wort
St. Joans (johns) wort (hypericum perforatum). Susun shows us the plant before it blooms to help with identifying it. The oil is a great ally for the skin.

Willow Tree with Susun Weed
Susun shows us her willow tree at the Wise Woman Center and talks about willow bark to counter pain from swollen joints.

Red Bee Balm with Susun Weed
Susun shows us Red Bee Balm which is in the mint family. Bee Balm makes wonderful tea, honey or vinegar.