Title: Witty and Resourceful
Product review: James Green's sense of humour throughout the book made the read more like a creative story than a reference book. I thoroughly enjoyed this read for it's insightful information about some vehicles I had never heard of in my herbal career like percolation and the home-made still for volatile oils which I found very creative and effective. Green goes over a crucial part of maintaining herbs in vivid detail when he writes about drying herbs and the few ways you can do so. A lot of herbalists skip over the drying part, but Green defines it in amazing detail. Green also goes over the principle constituents of herbs and what menstruum/solvent is best used to extract the most of that constituent.This book is a lovely 5/5 for it's accuracy and easy-to-use preparation methods so that anybody can pick up this book and start making herbal medicine with little to no previous knowledge.
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