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With a reverence for autumn and the plants associated with it, Botanical Anthology: Autumn Vol 3 | Issue 10 is now available.  

It is a seasonal, plant centered digital + print magazine bringing you over 40+ articles from 40+ contributors to help you incorporate herbs in your apothecary, kitchen, harvests, crafts, rituals, celebrations and more.

* Whip up a batch of elderberry syrup, steep a sinus tea + infuse an evergreen toner 

* Bake a chestnut cake, sip acorn coffee + candy peppercorns 

* Forage rowan berries, save garden seeds + consider burdock’s balance

* Make clay apothecary tags, fashion a gourd water bottle + sew mugwort poppets

* Brew full moon teas, muse over cypress mythology + discover autumn as air

* Celebrate the Autumn Equinox with spiced cider + Samhain with a turnip jack-o-lantern

* Meet Maia Toll, Felicia Cocotzin Ruiz, Carry Kim, David Winston + Ann Meyer

This publication is comprised of 7 subsections: Apothecary, Kitchen, Harvest, Craft, Folklore, Celebrate + Viewpoint. We also have many fun features throughout the publication.  

Take a peek at the images to see the full table of contents!

Let us be your guide to work with plants as you journey through this autumn season. 

Thank you for your purchase!  You are directly supporting creators to continue sharing their knowledge and inspiration.  Download and dive right in! 

Cover image by Serena Hartwell @serenahartwell

PLEASE READ Important Notes BEFORE Purchasing your Copy:

-This is a digital download, and you will not be receiving a physical product. 

-After completing your purchase, you can download it immediately from the checkout screen or from the link in the email that will automatically be sent to you. 

-Once you download the magazine, you should be able to find it in your Downloads folder in My Documents.

-The publication is large so you may need to ensure a strong internet signal and download it onto your computer.  You may need to install Adobe Acrobat Reader to view the magazine. 

-All purchases are final and refunds are unavailable.  

-For personal use only. Please do not edit, redistribute, sell, or share the pages in any way.

Using this Publication: 

-In the upper left corner of the PDF reader, there is a button with 3 dots and lines.  Click on it to have thumbnails shown along the left side of the document for easier scrolling.  

-Also at the top right of the PDF reader, you will find a button to type in the page number you would like to read.  Once you hit enter, it will take you down to that article.  After you've finished reading your intended article, you can zip back to the Table of Contents by typing in the page number.

-Click on the "page view" option along the top middle of the PDF reader and choose "two page" to read this publication just like a magazine!

*Not intended for medical advice. Always consult your physician.*

Sourcing herbs:

-Search for a local natural foods store or food coop as they are likely to have a bulk section where you can choose the size to purchase.

-Mountain Rose Herbs, Oregon Wild Harvest & Starwest Botanicals sells herbs in 4oz and 1lb bags.  Frontier Coop sells 1lb bags.

-Check out this website to find an herb farm near you.