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Robert Kochka (LMBT), Amanda Crowe (LMBT), Nancy Hyton (LAc, CH, MS), and Rick Gloor (DO)
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Licensed Acupuncturist Nancy Hyton and Keri Evjy of Healing Roots Design, co-hosts of the West Asheville Urban Plant Walk
Nancy and Keri have collaborated on two West Asheville Urban Plant Walks this year.
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Checking out the Edible and Medicinal Plants at the Universal Joint in West Asheville
There are dozens and dozens of edible and medicinal plants in the blocks immediately surrounding the Center.
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West Asheville Urban Plant Walk Attendees
Medicinal and edible plants can be found in abundance, even in the urban landscape.
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Tall Golden Rod in the Parking Lot
Goldenrod tea of flowering tops for bladder and kidney ailments, fevers, diarrhea,...
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Forsythia in the Parking Lot
Seed decoction used in traditional Chinese medicine for colds, fevers, sore throat, abscesses, and sores.
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Our Next Door Neighbors
We love our neighbors and we love working in the Bledsoe Building!
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View from Our Front Window
We love being in the center of the West Asheville neighborhood!
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View of the Front of Our Center
We are located in the Bledsoe Building, a 1924 structure on the National Register of Historic Places.
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Our Front Window
Cute Sign!
All of our signs are made by Larry Coleman, sign maker extraordinaire from the next block over.
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Acupuncture Posters in the Treatment Room
Our Handcarved Sign in the Reception Area
Happy Aloe Gets Lots of Light
Our plants get plenty of love and bright filtered light.
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Still Life with Chinese Formulas Text Book
Our View of the Universal Joint
A great place to eat with a beautiful little garden filled with edible and medicinal plants.
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