Fairy Gold: Spring Herbs and the Good Neighbors

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Article From 2017 Spring Issue #28 Subscribe // Print // Digital How to start an article about fairy tales and spring’s fairy herbs? As it’s a discussion rather than an...
Alphonse Mucha Peonies

Bringing Art Nouveau Home

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A good way to describe Art Nouveau design may be to call it a seductive dance. With its intertwining lines and undulating curves, softly...
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Summer Berries

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Who doesn’t love a gorgeous, bright bowl of lush, richly colored summer fruit—blueberries and strawberries and blackberries still hot from the fields and bursting...

The Wild-Crafted Cuisine of Baiersbronn

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Photography by Ulrike Klumpp Deep in heart of southwest Germany’s Black Forest sits a picture-perfect little town named Baiersbronn. Surrounded by one of the most...
Berkshire Mountains of Massachusetts—or Santarella Western, Tolkien

Storybook Santarella

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Photography by Ren Nickson Photography   “The path was now plain before them, well-tended and bordered with stone. It wound up on to the top of...
Fiddle Heads Faerie Magazine Enchanted Living Magazine Recipe by SARA GHEDINA

Spring Time Fiddlehead Recipes

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Fiddleheads, or the furled fronds of a young fern, might be one of the most alluring of vegetables, available only fleetingly every spring. The...

Enchanting Primrose Cordial

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When it comes to casting springtime spells of allure and amour, this delicately flavored and jewel-colored primrose cordial is easy to make and versatile...

The Secret To Wild Plants

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Sometimes when you’ve been doing something for a while, it can be easy to forget where you started. Every now and then, someone comes...
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Mushroom Magic

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Article from #46 Into The Forest | Subscribe Feature image © Olimpia210/shutterstock.com   As the snow thaws high in the Swiss Alps, tufts of wheat-colored grasses sprout...

A Shadow Walker’s Invitation and Dark Forest Bitters

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In the misty haze of a lucid dream, I scribbled a message in the sketchbook next to my bed, then drifted back off into...