Harvesting herbs on a glorious day is one of the most pleasant activities for a herbalist. Today was one of those days – blue skies with a few scattered clouds, cool breeze and lots of the most delightful birdsong. Above is my last harvest of comfrey leaves until Spring brings forth a burst of new growth packed full of the most remarkable healing properties.
And here is the fruit of my labour, the most wonderful comfrey ointment – organic and full of incredible healing properties and oh so very rewarding.
Hello….I make as part of my “healing herbs” range a comfrey cream which has been effective in pain relief and i also make a calendula & chamomile cream with great results. Its such a pleasure isn’t it to great creams that are helpful for people….I’m looking forward to (when i can gather up the pennies) to doing your herbal course so i can learn more! Most of what i know is through lots of reading, intuition and general love and passion for botanicals.
Much love
Karen
Hello Karen
It’s great to hear that you’re making your own herbal creams. Comfrey, calendula,and chamomile are three of my favourite herbs for ointments. It certainly is a great pleasure making herbal remedies, especially knowing they are going to help heal people and animals. I look forward to being your tutor whenever you can enroll in the course 
Much love to you too xx