Podcast Episode

A Tree of Protection and Thin Places: The Juniper

About this episode

From liquid courage on the battlefield to cemetery meditation spots, this episode traces the many lives of one small, tenacious tree.In This EpisodeWe start with a story from the Thirty Years' War, where Dutch soldiers reportedly sipped genever, a juniper flavored liqueur, before battle, possibly giving rise to the phrase "Dutch courage." From there, the episode follows juniper across centuries and continents:The genever connection — how this juniper spirit became the ancestor of gin, and why "Dutch courage" probably meant something closer to calm resolve than a whiskey-fueled dareAncient Egypt — juniper oil and tar as ingredients in mummification, traded in from the eastern Mediterranean for their antifungal and antibacterial propertiesPencils and fence posts — how Juniperus virginiana (eastern red cedar) earned its place in everyday American life thanks to rot- and splinter-resistant woodA conservation paradox — overharvested for the pencil industry a century ago, this same juniper is now overtaking Great Plains grasslands due to fire suppression, while holding steady elsewhereNative American uses — medicinal treatments for colds, asthma, rheumatism, and bleeding, plus use in cordage and spiritual cleansingA personal reflection — a walk through a historic cemetery and an encounter with a "thin place" beneath a juniper's branches, and what that Celtic concept of liminal space meansEuropean folklore — burning juniper branches to ward off evil spirits, witches, and bad luckGrowing your own — tips on choosing varieties If you enjoy this episode, please subscribe to Plant Connection on your favorite podcast platform so you don’t miss the next one.LEARN MOREFollow on Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/rootstemleafblog/Root Stem Leaf - https://www.rootstemleaf.com/LISTENPlant Connection - https://plant-connection.captivate.fm/Spotify - https://open.spotify.com/show/6ZDb9ovKXRTomKYnyqF8RvApple Podcasts - https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/plant-connection-a-plant-podcast-to-reconnect-you/id1801774758