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Myrrh isn’t only an expensive motif of mortality, a potent analges
With its ability to rouge cheeks, settle stomachs and operate as Nature’s loo roll, verbascum is as surprisingly useful as it is pretty, discovers Ian Morton
What does your wee say about your health? Well, plenty – but perhaps not in quite the way medieval physicians understood it. Before the in-depth study of anatomy and physiology, establishing the cause
It’s rush hour on the Jubilee Line and I’m packed like a sardine in a carriage full of fellow weary commuters. I’m desperately trying to avoid awkward eye contact and not step on anyone’s toes, all wh
IT’S DECADENT, IT’S SENSUAL AND IT’S WILDLY GROWN UP. WELCOME TO YOUR NEW SEASON IN SCENT
As autumn approaches, we are reminded of its beauty by the rich and rapidly changing leaf colours produced by trees as they prepare for winter. The production of green chlorophyll shuts down, exposing
From Regency medicine men to the technicolour world of The Beatles, the history of psychedelic mushrooms is richer than we might expect, says Deborah Nicholls-Lee
