The Homesteader's Herbal Companion: Ultimate Guide to Growing, Preserving, and Using Herbs Review

Book Review of The Homesteader's Herbal Companion: The Ultimate Guide to Growing, Preserving, and Using Herbs

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I was born and raised 20 minutes from Boston, MA. At the age of 17, I was diagnosed with Anxiety. My personal experience with the prescribed medication was NOT POSITIVE. So I decided to find better way. I didn't know it at the time but, that was the BEGINNING for me! I have been “FINDING A BETTER WAY” in all areas in my life ever since. Better ways of how to create a modern homestead affordably, and a better way to provide my family with healthy foods, and so….. much MORE!

At Lumnah Acres we hope our experiences can help guide you to find YOUR BETTER WAY! Please join us in sharing our journey with you, let us be a guide to Modern Homesteading, Self-Sufficiency, and FREEDOM for you!

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[stephanienuce]

I can NOT WAIT to get this book in my hands! Pre-ordered a long time ago! Can't believe anyone would give a thumbs down. Amy Fewell is awesome! I love her blog and her social media platforms! Thanks for reviewing this Lumnah Acres it makes me even more excited if that is possible!!

[TheFewellHomestead]

Oh Al!!! <3 I am so happy you are enjoying the book!! It makes my heart so happy. Thank you so much for sharing your review!!

[mnichols]

Truer words have never been spoken, if you don’t have your health, you don’t have anything. The more I watched this video, the more this book sounds awesome!

[deborhasmith]

Outstanding book! A must have! Plantain is great to chop and drop in the gardens also. Outstanding plant. Great video Al. Everyone should have a hard copy reference library in these days. You just never know about things and ways in our world today.

[nancyfahey]

I buy plantain as a powder for a natural fiber. It's quite expensive. I would love to make it myself. Our plantain grows mostly in our driveways.

[lcrread]

Looks like another great book for my growing library. Our family rarely use herbs, and majority of herbs we never use or don't know how it's being use. I pre-ordered by book and looking forward to learn something new too. Thanks Al!

[richardbohlingsr]

Sounds like a good book for the homesteader. Come on Spring.

[Miss]

I am pre ordering the book on Friday --thanks for sharing the book with us.

[JayBirdsDay]

I learned something today. Plantain use is very interesting.

[_thatchickchris]

Oooo I’m gonna slip this book into hubbys amazon cart 😂. I’m sure he won’t mind. Happy Birthday Al hope you enjoyed your day!!

[Downeastwaves]

A Tickle me plant ad just popped up. I used to have Mimosa growing, they are fun. Olivia would like them. I saved seeds and grew more from them. Pretty puffy pink blooms. Gave the last plant away.

[FarmFreshIB]

Excellent review. This book is now on my list!

[Yota]

Thank you for sharing this book Al. Looks like a very good book to add to our library. Take care~

[Leslie_AvalonAcresFarm]

I pre-ordered last week, now I REALLY can't wait to get my copy! Thanks for the flip-through, I'm excited!! ~~Leslie

[kleineroteHex]

I love my Yes, I rip some out, but then they get used, dried for tea, made into and yes, plantain is the best for bee stings and it's right there when I need it 😊
Dandelion, purslane, chickweed, lambsquarter,
Need to grow stinging nettle yet!

[ruthyotero]

Great job Al. I love this review. Your energy is great, and you made me want to get the book! Congrats, !!

[suzisaintjames]

Make sure you make the window boxes big enough. We can't do window boxes here as they dry out too fast in summer. The bigger they are the more moisture they hold so grow herbs there that like it on the dry side. With lots of love from chilly, rainy ☔and windy Arizona 67/41f today.

[NaturesCadenceFarm]

Sounds awesome...adding another book to my lengthy amazon wish list!! She has a great YT channel as well! 👍

[stevesammut]

Looks a great read. Will have to put it on my birthday wishlist. Calendulas also makes a great companion plant for tomatoes. They are good at keeping aphids at bay. The petals are also great on salads.

[glenokla]

Wow it sounds like an amazing books! It sounds like Amy did an awesome job too.