Plant Profile: Ramgoat Dashalong with Maggie (Turnera ulmifolia)

Known for its buttercup yellow flowers, join us for a deeper look at ramgoat dashalong. This episode of Materia Medica is presented by Maggie O'Halloran from her urban herbal oasis. The study of herbalism is rooted in our personal relationships with individual plants. Whether it’s a new friend or one you’ve known a while, it’s always nice to visit friends and give special attention to create a deeper more meaningful relationship.

In this video, Maggie will show you ramgoat dashalong in its growing habitat, examine its physical attributes, review some of its wonderful medicinal properties, and share a simple herbal preparation. Learn more at www.holisticlivingschool.org. #herbschool #learnherbalism

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