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Blue Cornflower: An Azure Adventure in Herbal Smoking

Blue Cornflower: An Azure Adventure in Herbal S...

That impossible blue is the whole point. Here is how cornflower smokes and where we use it.

Blue Cornflower: An Azure Adventure in Herbal S...

That impossible blue is the whole point. Here is how cornflower smokes and where we use it.

Calendula: A Golden Guide to Herbal Smoking & Middle Eastern Traditions

Calendula: A Golden Guide to Herbal Smoking & M...

Pot marigold, and one of the few flowers in the range with a life outside the smoking world.

Calendula: A Golden Guide to Herbal Smoking & M...

Pot marigold, and one of the few flowers in the range with a life outside the smoking world.

Unveiling Chrysanthemum: A Revered Eastern Blossom's Journey into Herbal Smoking

Unveiling Chrysanthemum: A Revered Eastern Blos...

A flower with its own festivals in China, and a delicate one to smoke.

Unveiling Chrysanthemum: A Revered Eastern Blos...

A flower with its own festivals in China, and a delicate one to smoke.

Smoking Oat Straw: The Mild Base Herb

Smoking Oat Straw: The Mild Base Herb

Green oat stalks, harvested before the grain matures. One of the mildest things you can roll.

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Smoking Oat Straw: The Mild Base Herb

Green oat stalks, harvested before the grain matures. One of the mildest things you can roll.

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Coltsfoot: The Plant With the Hoof-Shaped Leaves

Coltsfoot: The Plant With the Hoof-Shaped Leaves

An early spring flower with a distinctive leaf, and one ingredient worth understanding properly before you smoke it.

Coltsfoot: The Plant With the Hoof-Shaped Leaves

An early spring flower with a distinctive leaf, and one ingredient worth understanding properly before you smoke it.

Lavender: The Crown Jewel of Herbal Smoking – A Deep Dive

Lavender: The Crown Jewel of Herbal Smoking – A...

Forty-seven species, 2500 years of documented use, and the most recognizable scent in the garden.

Lavender: The Crown Jewel of Herbal Smoking – A...

Forty-seven species, 2500 years of documented use, and the most recognizable scent in the garden.