Edible Flowers And Their Health Benefits (Europe Edition)
1. Calendula This blooming flower helps with skin problems, such as skin irritation. Calendula contains anti-inflammatory, anti-fungal, astringent,...
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Lauren Williams Russett, Founder and Creater
This week we we spoke with lovely Lauren Williams Russett, founder of Lolo, a retail store dedicated to selling hand-made pieces made by a diverse ...
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SHANGRI-LA ROSE FARM VISIT!
I never set out to start a flower tea brand. I thought I'd start a Pu er tea brand and coming to Yunnan would be going to the source. Yunnan is t...
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EDIBLE FLOWERS, ORIGIN STORIES AND THEIR HEALTH BENEFITS (ASIA EDITION)
1. Shangri-La Rose (China) In China, roses symbolize longevity and luck, and are known as the eternal spring flower. The flower is commonly gi...
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VICTORIA MISU, VISUAL ARTIST
For today's Flower Person Interview, we chatted with Victoria Misu, a visual artist whose eye-catching work elicits feelings of fantasy and often ...
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THE HISTORY OF TEA
The history of tea begins with a blend of myth and fact as the earliest known record of tea originates in ancient China where the divine farmer Sh...
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What is Qi? And why you should know it
The word qi or chi may be short, but boy it's got a lot of energy. In fact, qi stands for the energy that lives in everything. It translates into ...
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The What and How of Qigong
Qigong pronounced Chee-guong (气功) Literally means 'life energy cultivation'. It is a holistic system of coordinated body posture and movement...
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