Long before there were textbooks or chemical analyses, there were stories. Folklore is not merely superstition; it is the memory of the earth encoded in tale and rhyme. Our ancestors used these stories as mnemonic devices—to remember that the heart-shaped leaf heals the heart, or that the Elder tree demands respect before harvest.
Here, we gather these fragments of ancient wisdom. From the seasonal rhythms of the harvest to the dark myths of the Mandrake, these articles are an invitation to see the plant world not just as a resource, but as a living, breathing narrative.