Home Herbalism for Beginners: Working with Healing Plants at Home is a grounded introduction to herbal practice designed for those seeking a steady, thoughtful way to begin working with plants in everyday life. This book approaches home herbalism as a relationship shaped by care, attention, and responsibility rather than a collection of formulas or outcomes. Readers are guided through foundational plant profiles, common preparations, and practical home remedies that support confidence and discernment while honoring the living systems that make herbal practice possible. Each section emphasizes accessible learning through observation, experience, and ethical engagement. Alongside guidance for teas, tinctures, infusions, and topical preparations, the book offers context for working with herbs in ways that respect personal limits, ecological balance, and cultural lineage. An extensive plant medicine index supports ease of use, while dedicated sections address sustainable practices, ethical sourcing, and responsible foraging. This companion is written for individuals who feel drawn to herbal care and want a clear, supportive place to begin without pressure to perform expertise. It invites readers to move at their own pace, cultivating familiarity with plants through everyday practice rooted in home, land, and lived experience.

Home Herbalism for Beginners serves as both a practical reference and a long-term companion, supporting a relationship with healing plants that grows through consistency, curiosity, and care.