The Playful Herbarium

What are stinging nettles good for?

Why is a dead-nettle called "dead"?

Can I eat this plant?

In the Spring, children will be willing to spend more time outside with their fairy guides who will answer their important questions!

Do you need to know what to do outdoors with your children? Do you want to learn how to use herbs? Let's get inspired!
Your everyday trips to garden or nearby park/forest will be spiced up with fairy stories and their advices.
Children will learn about herbs - how do they look like, what are they good for, where do their names come from and much more!
They will prepare real food out of these herbs, or different cosmetic or health treatments.
The fairies will also focus children's attention to animal inhabitants of the garden - and children will learn how to take care about them, so that the microbiom of the garden thrives.
Tips on making floral gifts - lovely, scented DIY formulas for each month:) (including those for making a real toy that persists!)

What do you get

four volumes of spring guide to wonders in your garden (or a balcony, or even a window sill with few flowerpots)
more than 100 pages full of inspiration on how to discover the world of herbs with fairy-guides
worksheets with interesting facts about herbs and with funny tasks which focus children's attention to herbs in a new way
herbal recipes on food (even an ice-cream!), cosmetic and healing treatments
endless source of activities connected with investigating, caring for and tasting spring herbs (no more calling them weeds!)
children encouraged to search in every corner of garden and bring you every seed and sprout (and talking about them and the fairy-stories for hours)