TLH Blog

Q- How can I learn more about herbs?A- This is the time of year where folks start thinking about New Year's Resolutions. Perhaps you're thinking about diving deeper into your herbalism studies. There … read more

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With the holiday season around the corner, we thought we'd take a look at White Pine. As a central part to our holiday decorations, pine is the perfect herb to learn about in November. Indigenous trib … read more

Q- What’s the difference between our cough formulas?A- We have six cough formulas. Each contains a unique blend of herbs. One of the wonderful things about herbs is they each work on a different syste … read more

Earaches can bring even the "toughest" among us down. It's amazing how such a small body part can cause so much pain! Fortunately, for over 20 years families have been prepared with our EarAche R … read more

I always find myself excited to introduce you to a new herb each month. Especially when it is a culinary herb that herbalists also use. Sometimes we receive questions from folks who read these posts a … read more

Q- Can people with ragweed allergies use echinacea?A- Echinacea is part of the ragweed family. Some people with ragweed allergies are able to use it without any issues. However, others do react and … read more

“In many ways, September feels like the busiest time of the year: The kids go back to school, work piles up after the summer’s dog days, and Thanksgiving is suddenly upon us.” – Brené BrownThis quote … read more

Behind peppermint and chamomile, echinacea may be the most widely used herb. It is found in a variety of tea blends, on big box store shelves, and even in hospital cafes. This herb has two main variet … read more