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Home › Forums › Costa Rica Living Forum › Can you recommend a knowledgeable herbalist?
Hiya. I’ve been scrounging around the macrobiotic joints who, like every other business here, sell exactly the same crap at a different price.
Does anyone know of a real herbalist who actually knows the botanical-scientific names of the ingredients he/she is using ?
It’s like going to the nurseries. 90% only know the plant with the big green leaves as a Tabacon.:wink:
Wanna scare off burglars ? Hang books in your windows :shock:. They’re like garlic to vampires !:lol:
Maybe if you try being a bit nicer you’ll get better service. I’m sure there are good herbalists here. Never heard of such a thing as hanging books in windows!!
[quote=”beverleygay”]Maybe if you try being a bit nicer you’ll get better service. I’m sure there are good herbalists here. Never heard of such a thing as hanging books in windows!![/quote]
Never make assumptions ! As far as hanging books, you’d better bring them with you !
Here’s a source for a few.
http://www.securesitecr.com/editorialinbiolibreria/prestashop/category.php?id_category=22
Much like their YouTube channel there are 12 views. That was me.
I have a great book, unfortunately (for non-German speakers) it is in German. The title is “Pflanzen der Tropen” which means Tropical Plants. It has pretty much every plant (ornamental and food plants) that I have seen in Costa Rica so far. And it has the common names and the scientific names. I am sure there are similar books available in English.
[quote=”elindermuller”]I have a great book, unfortunately (for non-German speakers) it is in German. The title is “Pflanzen der Tropen” which means Tropical Plants. It has pretty much every plant (ornamental and food plants) that I have seen in Costa Rica so far. And it has the common names and the scientific names. I am sure there are similar books available in English.[/quote]
Pricey: $97 on Amazon (used, about $75
I have many good plant books but still find plants growing wild here or occasionally from a [i]vivero[/i]that are not in any of them.
I take photos of them go to this website [url=http://forums2.gardenweb.com/forums/namegal/]Find my name[/url] where usually, I can get it identified in a few days. Once, ID’ed, you can search for additional information.
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