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Kindness, understanding and empathy
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Helping each other to help ourselves Symbiosis
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A lovely bunch of folk, adventuring Pendle and sharing knowledge and understandings of nature. Everyone is welcome and the only rules are kindness, empathy and understanding (we don’t even need to say that, everyone just is and has been). Working towards being more symbiotic with our surroundings, nature and connection

🌿 Peer Support at Pendle Plant Craft📅 Next session: Thursday 13th November🕛 12pm–3pm📍 Pendle Plant Craft📆 Every second T...
29/10/2026

🌿 Peer Support at Pendle Plant Craft

📅 Next session: Thursday 13th November
🕛 12pm–3pm
📍 Pendle Plant Craft
📆 Every second Thursday of the month

A gentle, accessible peer-support session for people living with Long COVID, ME/CFS, chronic fatigue, brain injury, sensory sensitivities and other complex health conditions.

💚 Connect with nature
💚 Meet others with lived experience
💚 Relax and take things at your own pace

Delivered by Brain Health Breakthrough CIC, a community-led organisation with lived-experience expertise supporting people living with chronic illness.

There’s no pressure and no expectation to participate in activities. Carers, family members and loved ones are welcome too.

🌱 Slow down. Connect. Breathe. Be in nature

📩 Get in touch to join our mailing list and receive updates about future sessions.

29/10/2026

We've crafted a new, sleepy tea blend at Pendle Plant Craft and we're super excited to share it with you!

Available at the cabin now, starting at just £5 a jar, with two reusable teabags included in each jar.

Moon & Meadow

A little wildness, a little wonder, and a whole lot of heart.

Mugwort • Linden Flower • Rose Petals • Pineapplew**d

Some things simply belong together.

We've been playing with four rather wonderful plants, each with their own character, history and gifts to share. And somehow, when brought together, they've created something that feels like much more than the sum of its parts.

Moon & Meadow is a beautifully fragrant herbal infusion, bringing together the earthy, slightly mysterious character of mugwort, the gentle fruitiness of pineapplew**d, and the delicate floral notes of linden blossom and rose petals.

The mugwort and pineapplew**d are particularly lovely companions. Mugwort brings an earthy depth, while pineapplew**d lifts it with a soft, almost tropical fruitiness. Neither overwhelms the other. Instead, they seem to bring out something rather beautiful in one another.

The linden and rose complete the gathering, adding their own gentle sweetness and floral warmth.

The result?

Well, the best way I can describe it is that it tastes like a kind home, full of colour and love. (Especially with a little Dandelion Honey or Rosebud Syrup to sweeten, also available at the cabin)

And there's rather a lot more to these plants than their lovely flavours.

A little moonlight, a little folklore

Mugwort (Artemisia vulgaris) has accompanied people through centuries of herbal traditions, folklore and ritual. Associated with dreams, intuition and the mysteries of the night, it has long held a special place in the stories people tell about plants.

Traditionally, herbalists have also valued mugwort for its relationship with digestion and the menstrual cycle. Much of its reputation comes from generations of observation and use, while modern researchers continue investigating its complex botanical chemistry.

It's a plant that reminds us how much knowledge can be held within a landscape, and how much there is still to learn.

Linden blossom (Tilia species), sometimes known as lime flower, has a beautiful history of its own.

Across Europe, linden trees have long been associated with gathering places, community, hospitality and peace. Their wonderfully fragrant flowers have been prepared as herbal infusions for generations.

In traditional European herbal medicine, linden blossom has been prepared during times of mild stress and for symptoms associated with colds.

It's rather fitting that a tree so closely associated with community should find its way into a tea that tastes so welcoming.

A little love from the rose

Few plants carry quite so many stories as the rose.

Across cultures and centuries, roses have represented love, friendship, beauty and affection. Their petals have found their way into foods, fragrances, celebrations and herbal preparations.

But roses are more than beautiful. Researchers have also been exploring their aromatic compounds and the possible relationships between particular rose preparations, emotional wellbeing and sleep.

Here, the petals offer a gentle floral fragrance and a little softness, balancing the wilder, earthier notes of the blend.

The unexpected joy of pineapplew**d

And then there's pineapplew**d (Matricaria discoidea).

What a wonderful little plant!

Often overlooked, trodden underfoot or dismissed as a w**d, pineapplew**d is one of those plants that rewards anyone willing to stop, crouch down and pay attention.

Its cheerful, fruity fragrance is unmistakable once you've discovered it.

A relative of chamomile, pineapplew**d has its own history of traditional use. Modern researchers have identified a range of interesting compounds within the plant and are beginning to explore their possible biological activity.

But perhaps its greatest gift is the reminder that something extraordinary doesn't have to be rare, expensive or found somewhere exotic.

Sometimes, it's growing right beside the path.

Four plants, one lovely gathering

What I particularly love about this blend is that none of these plants needs to take centre stage.

Each brings something different.

Something earthy. Something fruity. Something floral. Something familiar.

Together, they create an infusion that's both comforting and full of character, with layers of fragrance and flavour that unfold as you drink.

Moon & Meadow.

An earthy embrace with a fruity, floral heart.

Lovingly blended by Pendle Plant Craft, celebrating the plants, people and places that make our world a little more wonderful.

Come and find us at the cabin, discover the blend for yourself and let us know what you think. We'd love to hear what these four lovely plants bring to your cup.

A little herbal note: Contains mugwort. Not suitable during pregnancy. Safety during breastfeeding is not established. If you're taking medication or have concerns about herbal ingredients, please seek appropriate professional advice before drinking.
This tea is likely to aid sleep. So drink appropriately time wise. A brew before bedtime would be perfect.

27/10/2026

Nearly 4 years ago, we made this video with Fittock Films… doesn’t time fly!?

£6 per jar.Incorporate these versatile seeds into your diet with ease. Sprinkle them over salads, yogurt, or cereal, ble...
27/10/2026

£6 per jar.

Incorporate these versatile seeds into your diet with ease. Sprinkle them over salads, yogurt, or cereal, blend them into smoothies, or use them as a nutritious topping for your favourite dishes. You can even take a small spoonful on its own for a quick, concentrated dose of goodness.

* Natural Energy & Endurance: Nettle seeds are renowned for their adaptogenic qualities, helping to naturally boost energy levels and increase stamina. Whether you’re facing a demanding day or need a natural way to combat fatigue, these seeds provide a sustained energy lift without the crash.

* Nutritional Goldmine: Tiny but mighty, nettle seeds are a rich source of essential fatty acids, including omega-3 and omega-6, which are vital for heart health and brain function. They also contain a wealth of vitamins, particularly vitamin C and E, and minerals like magnesium, calcium, and iron, making them a true superfood.

* Hormonal Harmony & Stress Relief: Nettle seeds are celebrated for their ability to support the adrenal glands, helping to balance hormones and reduce the effects of stress. They can be especially beneficial during times of hormonal change, such as menopause, or for those dealing with chronic stress.

* Kidney & Liver Support: Traditionally, nettle seeds have been used to support and rejuvenate kidney and liver function. Their natural diuretic properties aid in detoxification, promoting overall organ health and vitality.

* Cognitive Clarity & Focus: Enhance your mental sharpness and concentration with the neuro-protective properties of nettle seeds. Many herbalists believe they can improve mental clarity and focus, making them a perfect addition to your daily routine for sustained cognitive performance.

* Radiant Skin & Healthy Hair: Rich in silica and antioxidants, nettle seeds nourish your skin from within, promoting a healthy glow and strong, lustrous hair. Their anti-inflammatory properties can also help soothe skin conditions and support overall skin health.

While nettle seeds offer numerous health benefits, it’s important to be aware of potential reactions and contraindications:

Allergic Reactions: Some individuals may be allergic to nettles. If you have a known allergy to nettle plants, it's advisable to avoid nettle seeds.

Pregnancy & Breastfeeding: There’s limited research on the safety of nettle seeds during pregnancy and breastfeeding. Consult with a healthcare provider before using if you’re pregnant or nursing.

Kidney Issues: Although nettle seeds are traditionally used to support kidney health, those with existing kidney conditions should consult a healthcare provider before use, as nettle can have diuretic effects.

Medication Interactions: Nettle seeds may interact with medications, particularly those for blood pressure, diabetes, or diuretics. If you’re on any medication, please consult with a healthcare provider before incorporating nettle seeds into your diet.

Energising Effects: Nettle seeds can be stimulating. Some people may experience increased energy levels or difficulty sleeping if consumed late in the day. It might be best to avoid taking them before bed.

Always consult with a healthcare professional if you have any underlying health conditions or are taking medication before starting any new supplement

27/10/2026

Feeling worn out by Christmas? Pendle Plant Craft takes a breather with a calmer, cozier day each year. Dubbed Friendship Day, it's all about gathering round the fire, relaxing, and enjoying each other’s company with no expectations, just good vibes.

Read more here:
https://northernlifemagazine.co.uk/friendship-day/

A day late with the weekly schedule. Apologies, sometimes living in a van with no electric and few decent park ups with ...
26/10/2026

A day late with the weekly schedule. Apologies, sometimes living in a van with no electric and few decent park ups with phone signal might make this difficult... Thanks loads to all those who joined us today in Downham regardless. Proud of those braving the weather, it's often worth it! As I am sure today proved. Hopefully see you at Lomeshaye Marsh this week, or over in Darwen for the tree connection walk.

There’s always something unfolding at Pendle Plant Craft. From foraging walks and shared meals, crafting, learning, and simply being in nature together. Some sessions are guided. Some are open. All are shaped by the people who come. No pressure. No expectations. Just an open invitation to step int...

Makers of the MarshTuesday 3 November 18:30 Good company, good food and making things together. Bodgers, Crafters & Crea...
24/10/2026

Makers of the Marsh
Tuesday 3 November
18:30
Good company, good food and making things together. Bodgers, Crafters & Creators.

We’ve got a lovely bunch of mates here at Pendle Plant Craft. Between us, there’s a fair bit of practical experience, plenty of enthusiasm and no shortage of ideas for things we’d like to make, mend, build or have a go at.
So we thought, why not get together more often, share some food, enjoy each other’s company and see what happens?
That’s really what Makers of the Marsh is about.
Some of us have spent years working with our hands, building, fixing, making and figuring things out. Others are keen to learn, and there’s always something new for all of us to discover.
There might be woodworking, willow crafts, simple repairs, practical projects around the cabin and reserve or something entirely different that somebody brings along.
Some days we’ll make things. Other days we might spend more time talking, eating and putting the world to rights.
And that’s absolutely fine too.
We’d love to welcome people who fancy getting involved, whether you’ve got skills you’d enjoy sharing, something you’d like to learn or simply want to spend some time around friendly folk doing interesting things.
There’s something really special about learning alongside people, rather than always having somebody teaching at the front. Helping one another, sharing a bit of knowledge, making mistakes together and discovering what we’re capable of.
Young or old, experienced or completely new to it, there’s room to contribute and belong.
No pressure to produce anything. No expectation to be good at anything. Just people enjoying being people, sharing what they know and seeing what we can create together. We will be at the cabin and you would be more than welcomed.
All tools and materials provided where possible. Donations welcome, never required.
Makers of the Marsh. A bunch of mates making things, making friends and making a difference.

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