The Happiness Tree

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Andrea self-published her first poetry book at the age of sixa hand-lettered scroll tied with red ribbon. The story is about the age old battle of good against evil where in this case the extraordinary power of one tree breaks a wicked witch’s spell to destroy all the happiness in the world.

Together they rediscover happiness and set it free once again, breaking the evil spell and bringing smiles to the faces of people all across the world. If you make it simply as a tea, the bark can taste a little sweet, acerbic/puckery (tannins), earthy with a slight flavor of citrus. To make a folk style tincture, simply fill up a mason jar with the cut up root bark to about an inch below the top and then add 75 % alcohol.She has never seen this phenomenon before and wants to have one too and so is fascinated when it goes on to tell her that her wish could come true. There are a number of species of Albizia but the one that is most commonly used for medicine is Albizia julibrissin, known as Mimosa or Full Happiness tree. anger, irritability, pre-menstrual tension, pain relief, regenerates tissue for healing fractures, bone injuries.

Tincture: Try taking about 3 droppers full three times a day and increase up to 5 droppers 3 dx/day. But thank goodness for a curious and adventurous young girl who loves exploring because while talking a walk in the countryside, spots an unusual pile of rocks at the bottom of a tree. The Mimosa Tree is an exceptionally fast-growing tree - expect it to quickly reach between 20 and 25 feet high, and 10 to 20 feet wide and is known to grow as much as 5 feet in a growing season! You could choose to add to it every week, and so by the end of the year, you have a full tree or do it all in one go.Just keep adding more branches until you are finished and put it up on a wall so that you can look at it whenever you want. The trees grow best with moist, well-draining, light soil, but they tolerate both clay and sand, as well as alkaline and acidic soils; they do not grow well in salty soils, which makes them a marginal plant for coastal areas. There was so much more to talk about afterwards and I can see this being an excellent resource for teachers working with young children as they explore ideas about the environment, the fragility of nature and the need to hopeful about the future.

Finding ways to boost wellbeing and feel good at home are imperative towards maintaining healthy bodies and minds.It is so highly valued that it is surprising to me that it hasn’t been appreciated more in the West and is relatively unknown outside of herbalist circles. All The Present Tree's products and packaging are 100% biodegradable, reusable, compostable or recyclable. To celebrate Heritage Open Day’s theme of ‘Creativity Unwrapped’ this year, we are exploring Woking’s musical past.