Harmonic Arts Blog

Take advantage of the sunshine and warm weather by foraging for wild herbs! Learn how to identify some of our favourite summer herbs and ways to use them.

Many of us are looking to connect deeper with nature and learn how to practice sustainable herbalism at home. In the spirit of Earth Week, we sat down with Yarrow and Angela Willard to ask them about sustainable action and how to incorporate it into your home herbalism practice. 

Connect with nature and practice sustainable living by foraging wild herbs! The herbs featured in this article grow in abundance on the West Coast and can be used in a variety of ways that support the body and taste great.

Passed on through ancient tradition as a key to good health, herbal infusions are an excellent way to reap the benefits of medicinal herbs. Join Clinical Herbalist and Harmonic Arts Co-Founder Angela Willard in exploring 3 methods of making herbal infusions at home.

Foraging season is upon us! Here are five helpful tips to guide your foraging code of ethics and foster a mindful relationship with your local ecosystem. 

Elderflower is rich in bioflavonoids and helps to relieve sinus and lung congestion. Try this Elderflower Cordial to cool off on warm summer days and balmy nights! 

Cleavers (Galium aparine) is a common weed that blooms to life in early spring, just in time for a spring cleansing! Hit the reset button and learn how to identify, forage and work with this herb to support the body's natural detoxification pathways. 

Motherwort’s Latin name translates to, ‘lion-hearted’, speaking to its ability to open up the heart to ease stressful states. Explore the benefits of Motherwort, and learn how to identify and forage this stress-relieving herb. 

On May 1, we invite you to take a moment to recognize the abundance in your life and reconnect with nature.

Did you know Reishi is good for your skin? Calm redness and detox with this DIY mushroom mask!

Try this recipe for an easy, natural DIY, minty toothpaste!

Ward off pesky mosquitos with this natural DIY bug repellent. Great for the whole family!