Bri Bird

I've no direct experience with it medicinally, but Feverfew has a reputation for being good for headaches -- the leaves and flowers in a strong tea or tincture. Tincture would be my personally preferred route, as it usually takes a lot of herbal tea to make an impact on any condition, and with something acute like a migraine, I'd want to take a strong dose without drinking a gallon of fluid.

While I haven't made it into medicine, we do have it in the garden and I enjoy it. It makes loads of cute, white, daisy-like flowers that bloom for a good long while.

This question is directed to Jim and Bob, but please anyone with experience respond

In your experience, what are best practices for ceiling and floor insulation in a cold/wet climate (Northern Michigan). For example is it common to use bales in the ceiling and floor?  Seems like many times some kind of sprayable cellulose is used instead.

Thanks for you commentary - book looks great!

I know! Making the trip a two-fer and visiting family up there before coming down for the workshop. If I can hitch a ride then I can fly out of Missoula instead of borrowing a car that I have to drive back north afterwards.

I could come down as early as Thursday, so I'll try to pm Josiah and see what's up. Thanks!

I'm in for Part 1... My flight is to Kalispel. Do you know anyone from the Flathead Valley I could hitch a ride with?  Is there a dedicated rideshare forum page?

Stoked! (see what I did there?

This page has some good photos. She uses toilet paper tubes...

http://www.wormspit.com/bombyxsilkworms.htm