An amateur backyard herbalist that likes to share history and uses of common plants that you may encounter everyday.
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Signup to Generate a PitchHerbs N Weeds is hosted by Luke. The show has published 10 episodes to date.
Recent episodes include "Christmas Ideas" (5 November 2025, 20 minutes), "Get To Know: Beech" (3 November 2025, 9 minutes), and "Choosing The Right Oils" (30 July 2025, 20 minutes).
Herbs N Weeds publishes roughly weekly, with episodes averaging 12 minutes across 10 episodes.
Booking probability for Herbs N Weeds is 37%, and the host is rated Selective on guests. Herbs N Weeds requires a Pod Score of 80 or higher. Herbs N Weeds's contact route on record: verified email.
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Luke hosts Herbs N Weeds, an education podcast with 10 episodes published.
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Episode #19
<p>Thank you for joining me for an all new episode of Herbs N Weeds. On this episode, I wanted to share some DIY ideas for holiday gifts to your family. A lot of the ideas I talk about were taken from The Herbal...
Episode #18
<p>Thank you for coming back and listening to an all new episode of Herbs N Weeds. This episode we get to know the two most beneficial parts of the American Beech tree; the nut and the leaves. In the mid and late fall...
Episode #17
<p>Hello and welcome to another episode of Herbs N Weeds. Today is all about choosing good essential oils. In the the show I give a step-by step DIY basic way of distilling oils at home that I will try soon. The two...
Episode #16
<h2 > How to Identify Milkweed (Common Milkweed – Asclepias syriaca)</h2> FeatureDescriptionPlant TypePerennial herbHeight2–6 feet tallStemThick, upright, often reddish or green with fine hairsLeavesLarge, oval...
Episode #15
<h2 > How to Identify Chaga</h2> FeatureDescriptionTypeFungus (not a true plant)Host TreeWhite or yellow birch trees (especially Betula papyrifera or B. pendula)AppearanceCharcoal-black, crusty, and cracked on the...
Episode #14
<h2 > How to Identify Calendula</h2> <h3 > Key Features</h3> FeatureDescriptionPlant TypeAnnual herbHeight12–24 inches (30–60 cm) tallLeavesLance-shaped, slightly sticky, pale green, alternately arrangedFlowersBright...
Episode #13
<h2 > How to Identify Burdock</h2> <h3 > Key Features:</h3> FeatureDescriptionPlant TypeBiennial (2-year growth cycle)HeightUp to 6 feet tall (2 meters) in 2nd yearLeavesLarge, heart-shaped, woolly underneath, resemble...
Episode #12
<p>Today on Herbs N Weeds I talk about a couple plants that will help you with a poison ivy rash. The two main plants I talk about are St. john’s Wort and Jewelweed. I also give a recipe from *The Herbal Remedies Bible...
Episode #11
<h2 > How to Identify Hawkweed</h2> <h3 > Key Features:</h3> Botanical Name: Hieracium spp. (most commonly Hieracium pilosella, also called Pilosella officinarum) Common Names: Mouse-ear hawkweed, yellow hawkweed, king...
Episode #10
<h2 > How to Identify Ox-Eye Daisy</h2> <h3 > Key Characteristics</h3> Family: Asteraceae (same as chamomile, dandelion, yarrow) Height: 1–3 feet tall Leaves: Basal leaves: Spoon-shaped, toothed Upper leaves: Narrow...
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