u/CarRadiant7027

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It hasn't stopped picking things up since.

Sometimes, if it's raining, I'll put off going out unless it's something important. A quiet evening at home just feels more appealing.

What about you? Does rain ever make you change your plans, or do you stick to them no matter what?

I’ve noticed that some herbs have a reputation that doesn’t always match people’s real experiences. Was there an herb you didn’t expect much from but ended up really appreciating? What changed your mind?

It said it had drawn the line one too many times.

I'm just getting started with herbalism, and there are so many things to learn plant identification, teas, tinctures, salves, drying herbs, and more.

If you could recommend just one skill for a beginner to focus on first, what would it be, and why?

I'm still fairly new, and I'm curious if there was anything that caught you off guard when you first started learning.

I've been learning more about herbs lately and was wondering which one you'd recommend for someone just starting out. Is there a herb that's easy to grow, useful, and worth having on hand?

I'm still pretty new to herbalism and trying to learn. What's one beginner mistake you made that you wish someone had warned you about?

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I've been trying to learn more about herbs lately. Is there one herb you use regularly or find yourself going back to often? Just curious what everyone's favorites are and why.