A traditional herb farm is first and foremost a garden. From seed to harvest, as the seasons go by, herbs acquire their healing power when their roots are well established in the soil and their aerial parts are exposed to the elements. The cool nights of spring and fall, the downpours of July, the dryness of August, the North wind, the southern breeze, the roaming animals, insects and birds urge the plants to develop the active principles and vital force that make them vital allies in our quest for health.

In 1978, Marie Provost is a very young budding herbalist. Having just returned from a long journey in the lands of South America, she searches for medicinal herbs, fresh plant extracts and organically-grown herbs to heal herself. At the time, hardly anyone practices herbalism in Quebec or transforms herbs to extract their medicinal powers. There are a few books of course, but none describes local plants or how to use them.

Organic Echinacea purpurea, organic Echinacea angustifolia, organic marshmallow, organic mullein, organic ribwort ; organic vegetable glycerine., organic balsam fur EO

Children 2-4 years0.5 ml, 3 times per day.
Children 5-9 years0.75 ml, 3 times per day.