Jurney, Connie, Clara, Jennifer At the Lamb Shoppe & Wellness Center, our Herbal Internship Program is more than just an educational experience—it’s a journey of connection, growth, and empowerment. Each year, we welcome a group of passionate learners who are eager to deepen their relationship with the healing plants around them. Whether they’re blending teas, tending herb gardens, or sharing their own stories of transformation, our interns bring heart and purpose to everythi

When the school bell rings, it’s not just pencils and lunchboxes that get packed — classrooms also carry a full lineup of new germs....

At the Lamb Shoppe & Wellness Center, our Herbal Internship Program is more than just an educational experience—it’s a journey of...

While vein-related conditions are more common in women, they can affect anyone at any age. Typical issues include blood clots, varicose...

February is American Heart Month, a time when we are encouraged to focus on our cardiovascular health. Heart disease is the number 1...

Are you looking for a great tasting herbal tea that is loaded with health benefits to add to your routine? Tulsi tea may be just the...

Article written by Herbal Intern Pamela Morgan Herbs are extremely helpful in keeping ourselves and our homes healthy. They contain the...

Article written by Herbal Intern Val Effertz What are seed bombs? A mixture of clay, compost, water, and of course seeds all rolled into...

Meet our WONDERFUL Herbal Interns of 2023! Val & Pamela have been busy all spring, summer, and fall tending to plants, researching, and...

Nettle cupcakes are such a fun treat to do in the spring/early summer. With the added lemon or lime flavor, it makes a delightful sweet...

Looking for a way to preserve your fresh herbs so you can use them long past the summer months? One easy way is to make an herb flavored...

Whether it be, wondering where your next mortgage payment will come from, trying to figure out what you are going to do with the kids for...

Nettle as been widely used for food, medicine, fiber and fabric dyes for thousands of years. Nettles are covered with tiny stinging hairs...

COVID-19 Information You Need to Know We have been receiving a lot of questions, calls and requests about the current situation. We will...

The month of February focuses on the importance of Heart Health since it can have such an impact on your overall wellbeing. Perhaps the...

Interested in creating your own herbal garden, but don't know where to start? Here are some quick tips from herbalist, Connie Karstens....

Useful Arthritis Folk Remedies 1. Apply Ginger Compress. Ginger is a fantastic anti-inflammatory. Begin by making a ginger tea. You can...

A surge in allergy problems happens both in the spring and the fall with the many airborne substances that can act as allergens. Whether...

Latin Name: Echinacea purpurea, E. augustifolia About Echinacea: Echinacea, or Purple Coneflower, is a popular garden plant that is also...

Chickweed is a lovely, low growing plant that is very common and grows in cool, damp places. With oval shaped leaves, it has a succulent...