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Special | 26m 46s
How do plants help us heal? Herbalist Ginger Webb from the Sacred Journey School of Herbalism explores surprising benefits. On tour, Rasmey Mau Raymond turned weedy land into healthy food for her family and the wildlife. Daphne explains what’s going on with a troubled lime tree, and why native honey mesquite is a tree to add to your list. Trisha flavors up recipes with fun-to-grow micro-greens.
Aired: 10/18/16
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