Healing properties from the orchard meadow: Autumn – Root power

The nature around us offers many things that can contribute to our well-being. Home remedies from meadows, fields, and pastures can strengthen our health and provide relief for various minor ailments. Often, these are also delicious preparations that we can incorporate into our daily diet to get our daily dose of "well-being." This is because food and folk medicine applications are often closely related. A healing tea infusion, a tasty spice mixture, or even a herbal foot bath can provide us with relaxation or relief. Careful gathering and preparation also contribute to healing and calming. In autumn, herbs retreat and store the most important nutrients in their roots so that they can sprout again with full force in spring. This root power can provide us with relief from minor ailments in the form of soothing tinctures, herbal powders, or teas. Autumn fruits from orchards and hedges help us strengthen our immune system for winter. We will gather and process them together. **Meeting point:** Linden hiking car park, 72116 Mössingen **Course instructor:** Daniela Häberle Further dates in the "Healing from the orchard" series: - March 14, 2026: Winter – Bud diversity - April 25, 2026: Spring – Green power from young herbs - June 27, 2026: Summer – Sun herbs