Bells Herbals

Before and after treatment of psoriasis

Customer has been using neem oil for just over 2 weeks and his psoriasis has made some major improvements

* Swipe for the before photo*

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Winterfest is on!

I'm preparing my warming teas, wintery elderberry syrups and herbs for a market stall at Winterfest. After a very quiet year it feels GREAT to be getting ready to see you all at the Christmas market!
...I hope you'll be there!

Next Saturday (19th) from 11am to 5pm at Hulme Garden Centre. Expect all the usual Wintery fun, including live music and spoken word, a dj, food and hot festive tipples, activities to keep hands occupied - and warm! There will also be a festive fancy dress competition ....and of course I'll be there with Bells Herbals stocking all the best in wintery health and wellness!

Hope to see you there! Why not spread the cheer and bring a friend!

xx

Mugwort (Artemesia vulgaris)

As a herbal tea: Infuse two teaspoons of the dried herb in a large cup or mug of just boiled water for at least ten minutes. Strain and drink hot or cold.

Mugwort has been named the 'Mother of All Healing Herbs' and can be used as a tea to ease backache, headache and menstrual cramps.

Mugwort is believed to have magical properties; aiding astral travel and lucid dreams. Mugwort can also be smoked.

NOT SUITABLE FOR PREGNANT WOMEN.

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A good nights sleep is priceless

When your regulars start to call you Nana 😊

More testimonials on and

St John’s Wort ready to harvest to make a gorgeous red healing oil.

Latuca Perennis (wild lettuce) pain killer and mild sedative.

My little bit of wild herbs. Here you can see feverfew, chamomile, self heal and St John’s Wort.

Showcasing my two cherry trees behind the structure and the mother of all lavender bushes in front of them

Motherwort in the middle

Thought I would share some pics of my organic allotment (lotty) where I grow a lot of my herbs.