Some Crop Categories and Crops For North Temperate Climates
NORTHWEST HERB FARMS
Northwest herb farms in Washington, Oregon, Idaho and Montana.
Compiled by Michael Pilarski. Edition #1. 12/28/2015
Herb Stores in the Pacific Northwest 2016
Compilation by Michael Pilarski
January 1, 2016 Edition
Following is a list of 36 herb stores in the Pacific Northwest that I am currently aware of. How many have I missed? The numbers keep growing. There were 24 stores in my 2011 edition and I can remember when there were less than 10.
Nettle Root Harvesting - In the Wild and on the Farm
by Michael Pilarski, Friends of the Trees Society, December 25, 2016
Earth Repair and Agriculture on Soils with Heavy Metal Contamination
A few comments by Michael Pilarski, Friends of the Trees Society.
[This paper was written for presentation at an Earth Repair workshop I did on Vashon Island on November 19, 2016.]
Two Medicinal Agroforestry Planting Mixes
By Michael Pilarski
The Mother Lode of Black Cohosh
Michael Pilarski, Friends of the Trees Botanicals, 3/3/2017
Anyone want some black cohosh root? Fresh, dry, or propagation material?
Black Cohosh (Cimicifuga racemosa) is one of the most well-known and commonly-used medicinal plants native to the US East Coast. If you don’t know about its medicinal uses, there is lots of information on the internet and in herb books.
Wildcrafting Resources
by Michael Pilarski
Here is a list of Some wildcrafting resources I just put together for my March 5, 2017 Wildcrafting Workshop in Sequim, Washington. It gives you some idea of what we cover in my wildcrafting classes.
Thank you for participating. We can only scratch the surface in this 5-hour workshop. This 10-page handout will give you additional ideas to research and experiment with.
Medicinal Plant List - Plants Michael Pilarski has grown and wildcrafted
9/10/2017 List
Here is a list of medicinal plants I have grown over the years. Until this year I hadn't made a list of all the medicinal plants I have grown or wildcrafted. I’ve never made such a list before and was curious how many species it would add up to.