Folk stories and information about the history, symbolism and use of plants around the world. Annet Breure is a Dutch storyteller, daughter of a biologist, passionate about plants and crazy about culture. Why not connect all that? She shares her favourite stories where plants are main characters in and talks with guests such as specialists on a specific plant or discipline, biologists, philosophers, historians and artists. More information on her work: www.herbaltales.com/english
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Folk stories and information about the history, symbolism and use of plants around the world. Annet Breure is a Dutch storyteller, daughter of a biologist, passionate about plants and crazy about culture. Why not connect all that? She shares her favourite stories where plants are main characters in and talks with guests such as specialists on a specific plant or discipline, biologists, philosophers, historians and artists. More information on her work: www.herbaltales.com/english
Annet shares a Japanese story about Heitaro and Higo, talks about where the name for willow 'salix' comes from, different species and symbolisms and about the properties of the willow. To conclude she shares an extra story! Donations are welcome at NL20ASNB 0267 1887 57 (BIC ASNBNL21) Thank you! And sharing is also a form of support www.herbaltales.com/english
Herbal Tales
Folk stories and information about the history, symbolism and use of plants around the world. Annet Breure is a Dutch storyteller, daughter of a biologist, passionate about plants and crazy about culture. Why not connect all that? She shares her favourite stories where plants are main characters in and talks with guests such as specialists on a specific plant or discipline, biologists, philosophers, historians and artists. More information on her work: www.herbaltales.com/english
