Join Dr Nicolette Perry from Dilston Physic Garden who is giving a FREE talk on ‘Nutraceuticals – Plants with Benefits’ for Heritage Open Days Edible England. The dates are Sun 12th Sept at Hexham Old Gaol and Sat 18th Sept at Hexham’s Moot Hall at 11am on both dates. Tickets are free with limited numbers …
Junior Herbalist Club is a brand new venture. It’s taking place with the support of the National Institute of Medical Herbalists (NIMH). The aim of Junior Herbalist Club (JHC) is to let children learn about the healing and medicinal plants all around them in a safe and supervised environment – in this case, Dilston Physic Garden! …
The Grey Lady has been seen visiting the physic garden. We are hoping she will come again most Saturdays this summer to give a Magic and Medicine tour of the physic garden. Please book a place by 1pm and meet at the garden gate at 1.30pm £2 per person. The ghost of the 3rd Countess …
The Dilston of Plant Medicine is back 2021, open 5th May to 15th September – Wednesdays 12.30 to 3pm – just click the image above for more details.
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A spring morning at Dilston Physic Garden – a 3 minute video by photographer David Taylor
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Can a plant really boost our mood ? A number of plants have clinical science to show that they effectively lift mood, balance mood swings and relieve mild depression (severe depression should not be self-treated). The widely recognized anti-depressive St John’s wort leads the way, but other traditional mood-boosting plants, verfiied in clinical studies today, include …
Love it or hate it liquorice has a range of health benefits. The ingredient of one of the world’s favourite sweets, including the North’s famous Pontefract Cakes, it is used in plant medicine for fatigue, particularly adrenal stress, but it also has memory boosting and protective effects on brain cells. Scroll down to find liquorice …
