Plant Profile: Magnolia with Maggie
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- Опубликовано: 1 май 2021
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Join us for some time in the garden with Maggie to learn more about this amazing plant ally, Magnolia. This episode of Materia Medica is presented by Maggie O'Halloran from her backyard urban herbal oasis. The study of herbalism is rooted in our personal relationships with individual plants. Whether it’s a new friend or one you’ve known a while, it’s always nice to visit friends and give special attention to create a deeper more meaningful relationship.
In this video, Maggie will show you Magnolia in its growing habitat, examine its physical attributes, review some of its wonderful medicinal properties, and share a simple herbal preparation. Learn more at www.holisticlivingschool.org. #herbschool #learnherbalism
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Love magnolia seed! Or the flesh that surrounds it. Very interesting studies in china with treating cancer!
Of all the herbal and otherwise survival skills/ herbs, this lady rocks!
Thank you for the kind words
And I listen alot!
The seeds are carminitive. Tastes a lot like cinnamon.
For outer bark such as Magnolia, you could also use a vegetable peeler. Less chance of it flying off everywhere. 😊
Great idea!
Thank you: I believe the popular indian incense Champa (misspell) is derived from magnolia = calming.
Magnolia bark does have a calming effect and I imagine using it as incense would be lovely. I believe the plants used for nag champa incense are the sandalwood and frangipani, which also has a beautiful flower!