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How I do things
I work the way it's always been done: without rushing, choosing each leaf for what it gives and for the little story it carries.
Just the plant
No additives, nothing added. Just the plant, the way it's always been prepared.
Made in France
Everything is prepared here, by hand, following the seasons rather than the other way round.
Handed-down habits
Recipes my mother had from hers. Nothing new: just what's worked forever.
Grandma's Herbarium:
everything I know about my plants
I've written down everything I know about a hundred or so plants: the ones from home and the ones from elsewhere. Where they come from, what they do for you, how I prepare them. It's all written plainly, so everyone can follow along.
Nothing made up
Just what we've long known.
No empty promises
I tell you what does you good, without overdoing it.
My plants of the moment
What I'd suggest to go with your little seasonal rituals.
To unwind and let the pressure go
Le sucré qui fait du bien
BOUTONS DE ROSE
9.9€A little pause of calm and softness
For an evening of serenity
Grandma's notebook
Pourquoi ta tisane est amère (et comment la réussir)
Tu m'écris que ta camomille est imbuvable d'amertume, et tu inaugures sans le savoir mon courrier des lectrices. L'eau, la montre, le couvercle, la petite cuillère : je te donne tous mes secrets pour une tasse douce comme il faut.
Une tisane amère, neuf fois sur dix, ce n'est pas la plante qui est fautive : c'est l'eau, la montre ou la main trop généreuse.Read on
Matricaria chamomilla L.
Notebook page No. 17
The seasonal Letter
Come sit at my table
One letter each season: the plant of the moment, a recipe, a little tip. Sent straight to you, like a note slipped under the door.
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