Echinacea growing on both sides of the road bends under the weight of
bumblebees, and brown bee abdomens peek out from the inside of
foxgloves. "In Polish they're called yezhuvki, but on TV it
sounds better to say the Latin 'echinacea'," laughs Mirosław Angielczyk,
founder, head and leading light of the Herbal Nook Farm in Koryciny, in
the south of Podlasie, one of Poland's cleanest regions. With a face
weathered from repeated trips between the drying-shed, purchase point,
office and botanical garden, he personally welcomes guests to the
pastoral headquarters and talks about every flower and every blade of
grass. He shows the bison grass added to the popular Polish vodka of the
same name, which he is the only farming on an industrial scale.
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